Seminole Theater
5103 N. Florida Avenue,
Tampa,
FL
33603
5103 N. Florida Avenue,
Tampa,
FL
33603
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Hey Chucvk 1231 or histroic tampa theatres, if you have any pictures of the interior of the Capitol Theatre in Clearwater, please let me know. We have pictures of the exterior but none of the inside prior to the 1950’s. We are fundrasing to restore, this 90 year old gem. We are open and operating. our website is atthecap.com Thank yo!
Yeah, we were suppose to return one sheets in my days,Most are in basement.LOL.
Mike, back then they didn’t have one sheets, those were 30x40’s and had to be returned to National Theatre Supply at the end of the run, the stills were not returnable so management got to keep those.
I went to this theatre almost every Sat. when I was a young boy, I think it cost a dime to get in you could watch a flash gordon serial, a movie and 2 cartoons for that price
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Love the “CANDIBAR” photo.Thanks Nick.
Boy,Nick Iwould love to have that Onesheet and lobby cards in the background. Great you are back.
Here are some additional photos:
Auditorium interior dated 8/21/26:
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Refreshment Stand (Candibar) dated 9/30/50:
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Photo of the Seminole Theatre at this site.
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The building was most recently owned by a church. They only did minimal maintenance, as the roof collapsed while being examined by the city building inspector. The building was condemned in August 2009.
Recent picture: http://www.flickr.com/photos/ferret111/3821447978/
Please provide any stories or information that you might have about this theatre (or any single-screen theatre in Tampa) here… http://historictheatresintampa.blogspot.com
This will assist us in preserving the history surrounding these theatres in Tampa. Thank you!!
It appears that this building was a church in 2007. I don’t know if it is still a church today. Here is a photo and this is a close-up view.
A Link theater organ was installed in the Seminole Theater in Tampa in 1919.
Does anyone know anything about this theatre? Interior? etc.? I can’t find a thing with research. The building is still there but appears abandoned.
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