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• #2 DOOR CINEMA CLUB COLUMBUS MOVIE#

I learned a lot from this guy from electrical, plumbing, carpentry, concrete and just about everything a handyman could do.

He fixed everything and was a big part of his companies in the future. this guy was amazing and very talented with mechanics. This was a big deal for him and I helped his right hand man Dale Bachman build the bar and pizza kitchen.

#2 DOOR CINEMA CLUB COLUMBUS MOVIE#

I can even remember when my father received a beer and wine licence and was the first to have one in Ohio for a movie theater. Wow the memories are so vivid and clear just like yesterday. I would find wallets with money, credit cards, purses left behind, I never took anything except the change on the floor and gave the other stuff to my father which he would put it in the lost and found box. I would find hats, coats, gloves, used rubbers that I thought were used balloons popped at the time and even a pair of woman’s underwear one morning. People back in the 1970’s were able to smoke cigarettes in the theaters and even would smoke marijuana almost nightly, I would sometimes find a bag of marijuana and say dad what is this?, he would say nothing give that to me. He would inspect it and if it was not to his liking he would have me do it again. Once this was done I would vacuum the main carpet isles and mop the painted floor with bleach and ammonia. I would have to first pick up all the trash like popcorn tubs, coke and beer cups, then after I completed the trash detail I would broom each isle, and seep under all the seats and I remember the floor was a gray painted concrete. He would say son I want these floors so clean you can eat off them. He was really anal about cleaning the theater. I not only cleaned the theater in the mornings, but made fudge, popcorn, cleaned the bathrooms, ran the pizza kitchen and help with just about everything. He did just that with me by fitting me into his business. My pay my father said, what ever change you can find under the floor!, he was old fashion Italian and believed in you earning your money the hard way to prepare you for life. I can remember waking up at 5:30 am every morning and cleaning the theater. My oldest brother said but dad they are naked? ,he said son you will have to learn some day so you had better get used to it!, eat the pizza and stay quite you may learn something. In the late 60’s when we were showing X rated movies and my father had to baby sit us boys at the time he would put three of us boys in the projector room on a mattress that was a upstairs area between the projector and the theater, buy us a pizza and said watch the movie and keep quite. One morning I woke up and toro was in the back alley fenced in area by the pizza kitchen where they would try to break in and her bloody with bullets in her, she was still breathing but she died protecting the theater and they never got passed her, she was very loyal. They guarded the theater at night because people would break in and try to rob the cash box. I cant remember my father ever living at home, he lived in the apartment upstairs above the movie theater with our German Shepard tora, and many more after that. My father new the business since he had worked the business at the Granview theater when he was young but my mother who also owned and operated Marzetti’s Talent Agency that booked rock bands in night clubs and had the creativity and the brains, remember she was a incredible talented writer. It really was first a X rated movie theater and changed over to more of a unique movie theater. My mother was very creative and was a huge part in creating the movie theater. He was obsessed in making the Marzetti name great and him and my mother Salli Larkins Marzetti ( daughter of Richard C Larkins which was the athletic director at the Ohio State University from 1947 to 1970 at the time. My father was Italian and German and was related to Teresa Marzetti of Marzetti’s Salad Dressing. I am 55 years old now and I started at 6 years old cleaning the movie theater early in the mornings before I went to school. My name is Kayne Larkins Marzetti (Kelly Marzetti nick name back when I was young) I lived the movie theater dream at Marzetti’s Studio 35. This maybe very interesting to you, but I am one of the sons of Frank Marzetti (my father) and I can tell you stories you couldn’t and would not even imagine in today’s world. The real marzetti’s Studio 35 movie Theater Story!