Roslyn Theater
850 N. Howard Avenue,
Baltimore,
MD
21201
850 N. Howard Avenue,
Baltimore,
MD
21201
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Originally built in 1870 as Lehmann Hall, it was remodeled several times; in 1910 by Wyyatt & Nolting, in 1913 by Walter E. Gieske. The hall was used for functions.
Once a part of a small chain of theaters in the Baltimore area operated by Louis and Rosalyn Shecter. It opened in October 1941 as a movie theatre, known as the Roslyn Theater. It was closed in May 1956. It was torn down for an expansion of Maryland General Hospital.
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Christopher Walczak
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Mrs. Shecter passed away recently; according to her obituary, this theater was named for her by her husband, although her first name is spelled ‘Rosalyn’.