Lee Theatre
N. 3rd Street,
Coulee City,
WA
99115
N. 3rd Street,
Coulee City,
WA
99115
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Previous Names: Gregg Theatre, Coulee Theatre
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The 300-seat Gregg Theatre was opened on July 26, 1916. It was gutted by fire in early-1947. The Lee Theatre opened on June 3, 1947 and like so many small theatres, ran five or six features a week like: "Black Beauty", “Two Smart People" and "The Oregon Trail".
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Open in ~1955? Anyone care to verify the dates?
Owned by Columbia Basin Theaters of Ephrata, Washington, John Lee, Owner, He had about 9 theaters in Washington.
Could use an address, more info and photos.
Bob,I wish those ads came with street addresses,but hardly any do.
This weblog post has a bit about Coulee City’s Lee Theatre. It was in a rebuilt building formerly called Gregg Hall (apparently a community center of some sort.) The entrance was on Third Street. Another page of the weblog has a note saying that that the Lee opened on June 13, 1947. The opening of the house was also noted in the July 5 issue of Boxoffice:
J.E. Gregg launched the Gregg Theater on July 26, 1916 with movies.