Shane Stewart did not establish first run movies at the Rustic Theatre, as reported in the Town Crier’s story last week.
It went from double features to first-run movies when Morrie and Sara Bronson owned the theater.
Bonnie Wolf
Idyllwild
Opinion: Rustic Theatre
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