Strand Theatre
209 Parker Avenue,
Clifton,
NJ
07011
209 Parker Avenue,
Clifton,
NJ
07011
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This was a fairly small theatre in the Botany Village section of Clifton. The Strand Theatre was opened on November 21, 1921 with Charles Ray in “Scrap Iron” & Larry Seamon in “The Hick”. It later played sub-run double features. (It would usually get the films a few weeks after the main theatres in Passaic had played them.). The Strand Theatre was closed in 1950.
The building still stands in multiple retail use.
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Bob Furmanek
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This theater had 665 seats.
Listed in the 1951 FDY at 209 Parker Avenue with 630 seats.
The Parker Group Inc
(973) 340-3030
209 Parker Ave, Clifton, NJ 07011
printing company currently at this location. Company founded in 1990 (although we can’t assume at this location).
Whatever happened to the old Kramer Organ??
If the Allwood theater closes, then it will join this theater and the Clifton one as the last of a dying breed.
Location given in an ad for the Strand is Parker Avenue and Highland Avenue.
This opened on November 21st, 1921 and closed in 1950. Grand opening ad posted.