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Redlands woman saw Rolling Stones in ’64, Beatles in ’65, yeah, yeah!

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By David Allen Verified
| Inland Valley Daily Bulletin Verified
Laura Diaz of Redlands was among the 3,500 who saw the Rolling Stones’ first U.S. concert on June 5, 1964 in San Bernardino. She may have been the youngest person in Swing Auditorium. She was 9 years old. Her father drove her, her sister and her sister’s friend to the show and dropped them off, as if they were going to the movies.
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Regency shouts ‘action!’ at former Laemmle movie theater in Claremont

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By David Allen Verified
| Redlands Daily Facts Verified
Eight months after the Laemmle Claremont 5 closed, Regency Theatres has reopened the five-screen gem, promising a very similar experience — but with at least one major difference. Plush recliners have replaced the old-style theater seats that were once standard but which modern audiences find uncomfortable. The wider seats and spacious aisles mean the theater that once held 800 seats now has 400, including 40 front-row seats unlikely to see much use.
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Fred Claire moved from the sports desk in Pomona to the Dodgers

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By David Allen Verified
| MSN Verified
Former Dodgers general manager Fred Claire's path crossed with mine one day via his daily newspaper. In July 2020, one of my columns happened to run in the Pasadena Star-News, one of three daily newspapers, and five Sunday papers, that hit his and Sheryl's Pasadena driveway. He read my ode to longtime newspaper subscribers with interest, lighting up at mentions of the old Pomona Progress-Bulletin, and dropped me a line.
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