Regent Theater
906 N. Saginaw Street,
Flint,
MI
48503
906 N. Saginaw Street,
Flint,
MI
48503
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Mid-sized, second run theater located just north of downtown. This theater was located just north of Third Avenue on North Saginaw Street, across from the old Sears store. It was built in 1919 for the Butterfield circuit.
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Kenneth Black
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According to the American Film Review for 1936, the Regent had 1,600 seats
This link has photos.
In 1955 the Regent Theater had 1,504 seats.
CHAIN – BUTTERFIELD THEATERS
This theater opened in 1919.
In 1920 a $5,000 Hillgreen-Lane Opus 571, 3 Manual/27 Rank Pipe Organ was installed.
It is not know what happened to the organ, if you know anything about the organ, please let us know.
Closed in 1969.
The August 9, 1919, issue of The American Contractor said that John Eberson had drawn the plans for the Regent Theatre, to be built at Flint for the Butterfield circuit.