Riviera Theatre
50 N. Main Street,
Three Rivers,
MI
49093
50 N. Main Street,
Three Rivers,
MI
49093
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Riviera Theatre, Three Rivers (Official)
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Previously operated by: W.S. Butterfield Theaters Inc.
Architects: John C. Brompton
Functions: Concerts, Live Performances, Movies
Phone Numbers:
Box Office:
269.278.8068
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This quaint little theatre was opened on December 23, 1925 with Richard Dix in “The Lucky Devil”. By 1941 it was operated by Butterfield Michigan Theater Co.
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Jack Coursey
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thsi link will take you to my Flickr file on the Riviera. Will be updated regularly.
New interior pictures hit link in above box.
Theatre Historical Society will be visiting this theater during our 2011 Conclave – “The Michigan Roads Less Traveled” June 21-25. See the website for details www.historictheatres.org
Part of the Butterfield Circuit in the late Fifties.
Was lucky enough to watch “Red State” here. A nifty little bar adjoins the lobby.
I’ve uploaded a picture of the entrance to the Photos section.
2014 night shot added, photo credit Karen Skopec Nelson.
Across the street was the Rex Theatre at 51 South Main Street which I’ve submitted several times to New Theatres here but have been unable to get it listed. For years it’s been a Sherwin-Williams paint store. I’ll post an original photo once the listing is accepted.
aint store
The Rex Theatre is listed as the Rialto Theatre in “Nearby Theaters” in the right hand column. The address is 31 N. Main Street, the same as the Sherwin-Williams paint store today. It was renamed the Rialto in 1936. You can add your photo to that page/link below.
http://cinematreasures.org/theaters/36753
Thanks David for setting record straight.