Boulevard Theatre
1032 Southern Boulevard,
Bronx,
NY
10459
1032 Southern Boulevard,
Bronx,
NY
10459
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One of the many Loew’s theatres in the borough of the Bronx. The Boulevard Theatre opened in 1913.
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William Gabel
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Loew’s Boulevard can be seen in this photo.
A new link for the Loew’s Boulevard photo is here.
Here are new links to images described above on July 28th, 2005:
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Lost Memory’s photo posted above on 7/1/08 dates from 1940 as the two features playing are ‘40 releases. Front of marquee reads as follows (best I can decipher):
FRENCH WITHOUT TEARS with RAY MILAND
MEN WITHOUT SOULS with BARTON MACLANE
PLAY TRIPLE SCREENO TONIGHT 8:45 . CASH
Thanks Erwin. You have great eyesight.
This was the Boulevard in 1971.
See my photos at http://www.cinematour.com/tour/us/22276.html
A couple of recent photos of the spruced-up facade of the Boulevard Theatre can be seen at the very end of this new article about Westchester Avenue: View link
On this night only in 1948, Loew’s Boulevard presented “All Jewish Vodvil” on stage, with Irving Grossman as headliner. On screen was the current B&W double bill of Paramount’s Bob Hope comedy, “Where There’s Life,” and the Republic oater, “The Fabulous Texan.” In that era, the Boulevard’s films were two weeks behind Loew’s Paradise, the circuit’s exclusive leader for the Bronx.
As of 7/15/11 nothing occupies the space. It is an empty shell with forlorn signs on the windows “to let”,