Almira Theatre
3236 W. 105th Street,
Cleveland,
OH
44111
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The Almira Theatre was opened October 22, 1927 with John Gilbert in “Monte Cristo”. It was equipped with a Wurlitzer theatre organ that was originally installed in the Almira Theatre on 29th August 1927. It was a 2 manual, 7 ranks instrument.
The organ was transferred from here and installed into the Rex Cinema/ABC, Stratford, London, England, UK on 15th September 1934. In 2011 the instrument was installed in the Royalty Cinema, Bowness-on-Furness, in Englands' Lake District. It is still there in 2025.
The Almira Theatre was closed in 1950, and became a church. Badly damaged in a 1953 tornado, it was remodeled to its current appearance.
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Everything I know about the theater I stated above. I too would like to have photos of this or anyother Loraine Ave theaters.
Thanks Chas,
thank you for the infomation.
tresa
i know its been 5 years since the last post but someone may still check this, a group i have been helping install a wurlitzer in the lake district in the uk, you may find it interesting! try the link!
http://www.furnesstheatreorgan.co.uk/
now here http://ftop.weebly.com/index.html hope someone still reads this
Does anyone have any photos of the inside currently, or historically? Also historical outside photos?
I remember going to the Saturday Matinees for a nickle during WW II. The popcorn cost more.
I tried to find an image of the Almira in the day but couldn’t. Oddly enough I could find pictures of the organ which was sent to England and the theatre into which it was subsequently installed.
The Almira DID close in 1950, and was taken over by a church. The front of the building was severely damaged by the West Side tornado of June 8, 1953, after which it was rebuilt in its present form.
The Almira theatre opened on October 22nd, 1927. Grand opening ad posted.