Whitehall Theater
4150 Brownsville Road,
Brentwood,
PA
15227
4150 Brownsville Road,
Brentwood,
PA
15227
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The Whitehall Theater opened November 1, 1940 as part of the Whitehall Shopping Center. The theater sat in the middle of the small Whitehall Shopping Center and resembled a cream colored castle, with a terra cotta facade and two huge towers on each side which had illuminated lanterns on top.
The Whitehall Theater basically showed second run movies as well as re-issued Disney classics.
Originally a single screen theater, the Whitehall Theater opened a second screen theater before closing in 1999.
The theater was closed along with the shopping center to make way for a new shopping plaza (Brentwood Towne Centre.)
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I found this theater listed as the Whitehall Twin and also as the Cinematropolis Whitehall Twin. Both gave the 4150 Brownsville Rd address.
Yep, both are the same.
Is Brentwood part of some larger town or city? I can’t find Brentwood, PA listed in any of my Film Daily Year Books.
Brentwood is a suburb of Pittsburgh.
I don’t believe I was ever here. Wasn’t this theatre in Whitehall and not Brentwood?
The theater was located in the Whitehall Shopping Center, which was in Brentwood. The SC was razed to makeway for a Giant Eagle and the Brentwood Town Centre SC.
I miss the theater I went there as a kid for a few movies. I remember the mural on the wall that had imaged of famous past movies. I still remember the Green runway lights that went down the aisle. I do remember that It was run by Carmike cinemas.
Pic from May 1979:
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The Whitehall Theatre was designed by architect Victor A. Rigaumont. Photos of the Art Moderne house appeared in Boxoffice Magazine, February 27, 1943.
Opening night feature on October 31, 1940: “No Time For Comedy”, starring James Stewart and Rosalind Russell. Final day features on July 1, 1999: “Analyze This”, “10 Things I Hate About You” and “Doug’s 1st Movie”