Blue Mouse Theater
2611 North Proctor Street,
Tacoma,
WA
98407
2611 North Proctor Street,
Tacoma,
WA
98407
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Opened November 13, 1923. It is the oldest continuously operating theater in the state of Washington. Basic craftsman style. Small enough to be fairly intimate, but not tiny. It is exactly what a neighborhood theater should be. Its in a great neighborhood, you walk up, buy a very reasonably priced ticket, visit the concession stand and see a movie. Nothing real spectacular, but a great place to see a movie.
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Exterior and Interior
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I recently wrote an article about this theater for a website called Neighborhood Life. (www.neighborhoodlife.net) You’ll see a photo of the Blue Mouse on the opening page and can click there. It’s also the first article on the “Features” page. Please take a look.
Strange name but cool.
When I was stationed at nearby Ft. Lewis in 1963-64, I used to go to this theater for the latest Ingmar Bergman films like “Winter Light” and “The Silence”. At that time, it was called the Proctor. Great little moviehouse, and a nice place to take a date as well.
The Proctor Theatre is the Blue Mouse, The theatre has changed hands over the years and bought out by some investors in 1993 and returned it to it’s original name Of blue mouse then and is still operating
Everyday.. Last year we were put on Washington state Historic Listing and most recently the National Historic registry
August 2010 photo of the Blue Mouse, click to enlarge.
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I am wondering about the fate of this theatre with the demise of 35mm projection.
Hi Mark, The Blue Mouse will switch to digital, We plan on kicking off a fund raiser to help fund this huge expense
Help Save The Blue Mouse Theatre We must convert to digital projections
http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1355844229/help-save-the-blue-mouse-theatre
An article about the launch of the fund-raising drive can be found here.