Liberty Theater
807 Liberty Avenue,
Pittsburgh,
PA
807 Liberty Avenue,
Pittsburgh,
PA
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Read about the original Liberty Theatre on Liberty Avenue in Downtown Pittsburgh (and see a drawing of what it once looked like)in my soon-to-be-published book WHERE THE MOVIES PLAYED IN DOWNTOWN PITTSBURG(H) from RoseDog Books. The Liberty Theatre opened in 1913 and is today known as the Baum Building. After a short time as the Liberty, it became Harry Williams' Academy Burlesque and was converted to an office building in the late 1920’s. Over the years the basement played host to Lenny Litman’s Copa, Staircase Lounge and for decades, the famous dance club known as Pegasus. James Kastner-Murrysville, PA
1973 Photo
1976 Photo
1979 Photo
Renewing link.
“Deep Throat” was shown here.
According to the Philadelphia Architects and Buildings site, this Liberty theater at 805-807 Liberty Ave was built around 1875.
I believe the Liberty in those photos have not been added. :)
So the Liberty in the photos has not been added. Am I correct?
This is a different Liberty Theater located in East Liberty. The one in the post was located downtown. These are great pix though!!! :)
Liberty Avenue is downtown Pittsburgh. I think these are two separate theaters. :) Great pictures!
This is a 1919 photo. The theater is the same as the one in the preceding post. The address is given as Penn and Frankstown Avenues in East Liberty, so I am wondering if this is same geographic area as Liberty Avenue:
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I believe this is the Liberty described above:
http://tinyurl.com/hk74b