Huron Theatre
1006 Military Street,
Port Huron,
MI
48060
1006 Military Street,
Port Huron,
MI
48060
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Opened as the Desmond Theatre in 1922 seating 1350. Later was remodeled in an art deco style and was renamed the Huron Theatre. It ran until 1990 when it was bought and closed by GKC Theatres. It was later converted to a gym.
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Chuck Van Bibber
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Photo of the Huron Theatre.
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A Hillgreen-Lane organ, opus 644, was installed in the Desmond Theatre in 1922.
Here is a recent photo of the Huron theater.
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I can’t really say that I appreciate the derogatory comment that was posted beneath the most recent picture of the Huron Theater. I wouldn’t use the word “tacky” when describing a newly renovated building that houses thousands of children, athletes, dancers, and satisfied parents whom all benefit from what the facility has to offer. I feel discovering, preserving, and protecting the lives of children is far more important than leaving an empty building for someone to condemn and tear down. At least this way the community can still reap the benefits of this fine establishment and its legacy will continue to positively affect the lives of those who appreciate what it has to offer.
In response to the above comment, if you find the term “tacky” derogatory, I apologize. That photo is mine, on my Flickr page, and was never intended to be posted as a link on a greater site such as Cinema Treasures. I feel that since said photograph is mine, I have every right to describe it with whatever commentary I wish. I have used far more extreme descriptors than “tacky” in my years with labeling theater photographs, and if you find such an adjective insulting, so be it. I was merely comparing the building today with historical photographs from WaterWinterWonderland.Com.
This is another photo of the Huron Theater.
Looks like this theater was a twin in the 1980s.
1982 Photo
1984 Photo
Here is a close-up shot of the building.