Fulton Theatre
1139 Fulton Mall,
Fresno,
CA
93721
1139 Fulton Mall,
Fresno,
CA
93721
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The Fulton Theatre is one many small independent theaters that once entertained the movie going public in Fresno. The 1950 edition of Film Daily Yearbook lists the address as 1139 Fulton Street.
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This is probably the theatre that still had part of the stage and auditorium above a false ceiling in what had been a Perry Boy’s Smorgie 30ish years ago.
On 3/8/36, the feature at the Fulton was “Star of Midnight”, with William Powell and Ginger Rogers. Admission was 20 cents. Other theaters advertised were the State, Kinema, Warner Brothers, Fox Wilson and Hardy’s. The Wilson was showing a film starring the recently born Dionne Quintuplets called “The Country Doctor”. A theater on F Street called the Rex, apparently a live performance venue, was featuring “Zorima, Queen of the Nudists”, along with fifty more “Real Lovely Nudists in Person”. I’m not sure if they meant they were real lovely or real as in not artificial.
I am very interested in any information concerning Zorima. I am at present doing some research about her history and trying to document her life. Would you have any more information about her? Or if anyone else that reads this knows anything about her, please E-Mail me
Thank you
Asa Hanson