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+ | '''Zale's''' was a store that sold jewelry. In [[1955]], it was located in [[Courthouse Square]].<ref>[http://hillvalleyonline.com/html/tug_iii_01.html "Back again"] Hill Valley Online. Accessed February 17, 2008.</ref> It was found on the left of [[Hill Valley Stationers]]. |
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| + | By [[1985]], Zales (now without the apostrophe, as here) had moved to [[Twin Pines Mall]], the [[Courthouse Square]] shop was replaced by a bail bond dealer. |
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| + | The location of the 1955 area was occupied by a [[speakeasy]] that was burnt down before [[June 13]], [[1931]]. The building that became Zales was rebuilt by February of [[1932]]. |
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| + | **"[[Go Fly a Kite]]" {{C|Trilogy footage in the [[Animated series live-action segments|live action segment]]}} |
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| + | *In commentary to ''Part I'', Bob Gale debunked speculation by some fans that "Zale's" was a hybrid of the names of Robert '''Z'''emeckis and Bob G'''ale''', and noted that it was [[product placement]]. |
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| + | *The jewelry store chain was found in 1924 by brothers Morris Zale and William Zale. At some point between 1955 and 1985, it lost the apostrophe, changing its signs from "Zale's" to "Zales". |
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| + | *An advertisement for Zales Jewelers can be seen on the bench that Marty and Jennifer are standing upon as they talk about going to the lake. The ad has the store's 1985 slogan, "Leading with Style", and the note that it is "Now in Twin Pines Mall". |
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==References== |
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| + | |title=Plot in [[Courthouse Square]]: [[1955]] |
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| + | |before=[[1931]]: [[Hill Valley speakeasy]] |
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| + | |after=[[1985]]: [[Bonds Abrams Brokerage Corp]] |
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| + | |title=Position in [[Courthouse Square]]: [[1955]] |
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[[Category:1955]] |
[[Category:1955]] |
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Revision as of 17:40, 8 July 2017
Zale's sign in 1955.
Zale's was a store that sold jewelry. In 1955, it was located in Courthouse Square.[1] It was found on the left of Hill Valley Stationers.
By 1985, Zales (now without the apostrophe, as here) had moved to Twin Pines Mall, the Courthouse Square shop was replaced by a bail bond dealer.
The location of the 1955 area was occupied by a speakeasy that was burnt down before June 13, 1931. The building that became Zales was rebuilt by February of 1932.
Appearances
- Back to the Future (sign)
- Back to the Future Part II
- Back to the Future Part III
- Back to the Future: The Animated Series
- "Go Fly a Kite" (Trilogy footage in the live action segment)
Behind the scenes
- In commentary to Part I, Bob Gale debunked speculation by some fans that "Zale's" was a hybrid of the names of Robert Zemeckis and Bob Gale, and noted that it was product placement.
- The jewelry store chain was found in 1924 by brothers Morris Zale and William Zale. At some point between 1955 and 1985, it lost the apostrophe, changing its signs from "Zale's" to "Zales".
- An advertisement for Zales Jewelers can be seen on the bench that Marty and Jennifer are standing upon as they talk about going to the lake. The ad has the store's 1985 slogan, "Leading with Style", and the note that it is "Now in Twin Pines Mall".
References
- ↑ "Back again" Hill Valley Online. Accessed February 17, 2008.