Copeland Theatre
Fourth Street,
North Braddock,
PA
15148
Fourth Street,
North Braddock,
PA
15148
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For a few years after the theater closed, it became Wagner’s Bowling Alley. By 1983, the site of the theater was an empty lot.
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Ed Blank
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The Film Daily of March 9, 1925, said that Charles Ferguson had opened the new, 1500-seat Copeland Theatre. The only location given was Pittsburgh, though.
North Braddock, which Google Maps places southeast of Braddock, doesn’t appear to have a Fourth Street. Google Maps is fetching a street view of Fourth Street in Turtle Creek, some distance east of North Braddock. I’ve been unable to figure out where the theater was, but I’m guessing it was somewhere around either Braddock Avenue or Hawkins Avenue, in the northern part of Braddock, as most of the rest of Fourth Street appears to be residential. The name of a cross street near the theater would be a big help.