
Hyde Park Theatre
1988 Chelsea Avenue,
Memphis,
TN
38108
1988 Chelsea Avenue,
Memphis,
TN
38108
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Negro house opened in a new building on the North side of Memphis in 1948 by Arthur Blackwell. Open at least until 1955. It became an auto-repair shop, and was demolished in 2002.
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The building survived until 2002 when it made its last appearance in the WKNO documentary “At The Movies.” It was an auto repair shop, it never was a lovely building, and it was torn down that year.
It appears that the marquee was one of the pie-shaped varieties like the Luciann and the Georgia.
Estes W. Mann of Memphis was the architect in 1947 with sketch in photos.