Ritz Theatre
9 North Main Street,
Muncy,
PA
17756
9 North Main Street,
Muncy,
PA
17756
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Classic small town theatre in operation since 1921. In 2007, it went over to mix of concerts and movies, but went back to full time first run movies from November 2009.
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Jonathan M. Crist
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Lost…there program was mixed….movies and concerts..so your right concerts could be added to the “Function” above. I was there once since the new owner’s took over. They made some really nice changes. They even redid the neon on the sign. Looks great at night.
Get “Border”
And advertise it as showing!
bordermovie.com
An independent film…….
This is a 2008 photo.
I was past this theater on Sunday. The marquee said “movies coming soon” I wonder how soon.
1979 photo of the Ritz Theatre.
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I took this shot of the marquee lit up on 9-25-2009
http://doctorgrooveband.com/ritz-9-25-09-1.jpg
The owner said that he recently got the theatre back from the “teenage concerts people” I guess that they replaced the old Motiograph projectior with a Century. He asked me how to lube it & gave me a tour. Pretty nice inside. Rest rooms are in the basement.
I see that there is now fire hydrant in front of the entrance.
Too bad the Great Escape 12-plex is @ the nearby Lycoming Mall.
Does the theatre have a web site? The related web site is for when it was used for concerts and nothing listed since 2008.
The concert people are gone. The owner said that he would like to open in 4-6 weeks. He just loves the place. It was his chilhood dream to own the Ritz. He took my phone # in case he ever need a back up projectionist. I told him that I would work for a box of popcorn.
The Ritz is a movie theater again. Here is their website.
As is the case with other small town theaters, the Ritz is struggling to raise the funds necessary to convert digital projection. The current owners are starting fund raising efforts and and becoming a not-for-profit to avoid closing. View article