Teatro Rivoli
Calle Leon & Calle Sol,
Ponce
Calle Leon & Calle Sol,
Ponce
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Previously operated by: Wometco Theatres
Functions: Housing
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I believe this theater was a venue for Spanish-language films and was once owned by the old Wometco Commonwealth chain.
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It was one of the Commonwealth theaters Wometco took over. It played both Spanish and English movies if I remember correctly.
Sure could use an address or crossroads, more info and photos.
This teather was located on the southwest corner of the intersection of Calle Leon and Calle Sol in the Ponce Historic Zone. I believe it was recently converted into an aprtment building. Hope this helps.
This theater was found at the southwest corner of Calle Leon and Calle Sol in Ponce, Puerto Rico, in the downtown historic zone, just one block from Plaza Las Delicias. It was closed sometime in the 1970s or 1980s, and the inside was subsequently converted into apartments. However, because the building was located in a zone designated as historic, all of the external Art Deco arquitecture of the building had to be preserved during the conversion and thus it still looks looks much the was it did during its 1940-1970s heydays.
NOTE: I can’t find how to add missing theaters to this site. Could someone please add the following Ponce theaters which are missing from this site (I have addresses and photos for all of them, which I can add later once they are listed in this site):
(1)Hollywood – 1 screen – closed (2)National -1 screen – closed (3)Argel – 1 screen – closed (4)Belgica – 1 screen – closed (5)Rex – 1 screen – closed (6)Universal – 1 screen – closed (7)Miramar – 1 screen – closed (8)Santa Maria – 1 screen – closed
(9)Broadway – 1 screen – demolished
(10)Caribbean Cinemas – 11 screens – open
The first 7 are all historic due to their architectural style, etc., and thus under preservation.