Lyric Theatre
Jardin and Center Streets,
Shenandoah,
PA
17976
Jardin and Center Streets,
Shenandoah,
PA
17976
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The Lyric, located at Jardin and Center Streets in Shenandoah, is listed as closed in the 1945 Film Daily Yearbook, which also showed it seated 480. The theater was later converted into a restaurant. I’m not sure if the restaurant is still in business or not.
Any additional information on the Lyric would be appreciated.
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Here is a circa-1938 exterior view of the Lyric from the Library of Congress collection with the Ronald Reagan film “Girls on Probation” playing at the time.
Theater owned by Richard Dabb. In April 1933, he began allowing the local Polish American club access to the theater to perform a monthly benefit show.
I was able to take a photo of the Lyric theater in August 2005, it currently is being used as both restaurant and bar. It appears the exterior was recently painted. You can view the photo here
A Wurlitzer organ, opus 719, was installed in this theater on 10/24/1923.
This is an undated postcard view of the Lyric Theater.
1983 photo of the Lyric Theatre. The Lyric was a restaurant in 1983.
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