Knox Theatre
311 West Oak Street,
Louisville,
KY
40203
311 West Oak Street,
Louisville,
KY
40203
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Additional Info
Previously operated by: Fourth Avenue Amusement Co.
Functions: Office Space
Previous Names: Towers Theatre
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Opened in the early-1900’s as the Towers Theatre, it retained that name until at least 1950. The Knox Theatre was open and showing sub-run double features as of April 17, 1960, according to the Louisville Courier-Journal of that date. It was closed in the early-1960’s, and is currently a business space.
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Settos Theatre was located in the OHIO Theatre building in Indianapolis.George Settos,owner.
My Mom decided it was a good idea to take me there to see “The Fly”. It was actually a terrible idea. I was scared to death.
The AKA should be Towers Theatre, rather than Tower Theatre. The book Old Louisville, by David Dominé and Ronald Lew Harris, has a 1926 photo showing the plural name on the vertical sign.
Ads for this cinema started to appear on November 14th, 1926. It may had opened before, but did not advertised in the paper. Ad in photo section.