Clifton 5
717 Washington Street,
Huntingdon,
PA
16652
717 Washington Street,
Huntingdon,
PA
16652
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This was built around 1928 as the Clifton Theater with 1,000 seats. By 1941 it was part of the Harris Amusement Co. chain.
This theater is now a five screen theater operated by Huntingdon Cinemas.
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Listed in the 1950 edition of the Film Daily Yearbook with a seating capacity given as 903.
Here is an August 1929 ad from the Huntingdon Daily News:
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hey so im writing an article..and you guys seem to have a lot of info about the clifton 5 any resources to share…as well as any little known facts? anything you’re willing to share would be appreciated! Thanks!
In late 1930, two of Huntingdon’s movie theaters suffered major fires. This item is from the Janaury 2, 1931, issue of The Film Daily:
The March 5 issue of the same publication noted that the POSA had sold the Grand Theatre to A. N. Notopolous. The reopening of the Clifton Theatre was noted in the May 24 issue, in which it was listed as new theater. As it had taken over four months to get the Clifton reopened, the damage must have been quite extensive.