N K Theatre

268 Market Street,
Muskegon, MI 49490

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Previous Names: Temple Theatre, Empress Theatre, Ritz Theatre

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N K Theatre

Opened in 1911 as the Temple Theatre. It became the Empress Theatre then Ritz Theatre, until 1932 when Nick Kuris bought the theatre, changing its name to N K. Theatre. It ended its life screening adult movies and closed in 1971. It was demolished in May 1973.

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Joe Vogel
Joe Vogel on September 11, 2016 at 7:30 pm

The Temple Theatre was mentioned in this item from the January 21, 1911, issue of The Nickelodeon:

“Carl Ray, who has purchased the Temple theater in Muskegon from A. J. Gilligham and E. M. Smith, is now in control of all the theaters in that city, including the three moving picture houses.”
There is no Market Street in Muskegon today, which is why Google Maps is defaulting to the town of Whitehall, some distance north. I suspect the street name has been changed, but I don’t recognize anything resembling any of the vintage photos on the photo page among the few, pathetic scraps that remain of downtown Muskegon.

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