Fox Theatre
424 North Main Street,
Hendersonville,
NC
28792
424 North Main Street,
Hendersonville,
NC
28792
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i have a picture of the QUEEN theatre.8 by 10.
Coming Friday Jan 1955 to the FOX “SHADOWS OF TOMBSTONE” with Rex Allen and his wonder horse KOKO.
Here is a direct link for the history page on the Queen Theatre.
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Guys the information on this theatre comes from the website http://docsouth.unc.edu – then click on Going to the Show and then the name Erle Stillwell.
Chuck 1231,my cousin who managed the Carolina found a picture of a Theatre on fire: I have the picture somewhere: Maybe it was the Carolina. CAROLINA THEATRE {Hendersonville}.
Mike, I can’t find anything on the Queen burning down, but all three theatres have the same adress. (Queen, State & Fox – 424 N. Main St.) The building is still standing and is now the Village Green Antique Mall.
Feb.28 1955 NOW SHOWING at the FOX Gary Cooper in “VERA CRUZ” I noticed two movies playing at the same time at the FOX.the movies PLAYED there i got the dates wrong.BUT I CAUGHT my mistake!
Jan 20 1955 Now showing at the FOX “DOWN THREE DARK STAIRS” Coming that sunday was BOGIE in “BAREFOOT CONTESSA”
Are you sure the QUEEN theatre became the FOX.Didn’t it burn down I had heard from a local theatre manager,and he gave me a picture of the Queen.
Now Showing at the FOX THEATRE April 7 1955 “DAWN AT SOCORRO” coming next for Sunday- Wednesday is “THE FAR COUNTRY” with JAMES STEWART. and listed as coming soon..“CAPTAIN LIGHTFOOT” and “JUPITER’S DARLING”
Now Showing at the Fox Theatre Jan.20.1955 “DRIVE A CROOKED ROAD” with Mickey Rooney.
Now showing Jan.13 1955 at the Fox Theatre “THE GOLDEN MISTRESS” with John Agar also they showed 1955 “BOWL” Highlights-Rose-Cotton-Organge and Sugar {newsreels} Thursday and Friday.
Graeme McBain,I have tried to put together a history of theatres from Hendersonville.All are on CT. It would great if you were able to add to them. i think you had a QUEEN THEATRE in that town.
This theatre was part of the Wilby-Kincey Theatres.