The Antlers Theatre which was located at 127 South Jackson Street, was open by 1913. Around 1930 the theatre name was changed to Indian Theatre. The Indian Theatre was destroyed by fire in June of 1969 and the building was demolished.
I have not seen any ads for a Roxy Theatre in Laurinburg. There was a Rex Theatre mentioned in a 1924 ad for the Scotland (Center) Theatre in Laurinburg. At that time, the Scotland Theatre was for white people and the Rex Theatre was for black people.
Pickwick is the former name of the Pick Theatre. The Pickwick Theatre dates back to 1909. The theatre was remodeled and opened as the Pick Theatre on the date given above. The modern address would be around 105 East Franklin Street.
The Antlers Theatre which was located at 127 South Jackson Street, was open by 1913. Around 1930 the theatre name was changed to Indian Theatre. The Indian Theatre was destroyed by fire in June of 1969 and the building was demolished.
This one opened on June 17, 1938. The opening movie was “The Hit Parade” with Frances Langford.
A 1921 ad for the Kismet Temple gives the number of auditorium seats as 2300.
A tax photo for 451 Craig Avenue shows the Palace Theatre.
The address is 150 North Beach Boulevard.
The State Theatre opened on March 18, 1942.
When the Rialto Theatre opened on April 19, 1917, the opening movie was “The Poor Little Rich Girl ” with Mary Pickford.
The Henn Theatre in Murphy opened on June 20, 1935. The opening day movie was “Life Begins At 40” with Will Rogers.
This one was previously known as the Realart Theatre. The Realart was remodeled and opened as the Cameo Theatre on July 21, 1926.
This one opened on April 7, 1950. The opening movie was “The Red Pony” with Myrna Loy and Robert Mitchum.
This one opened on November 14, 1917.
The Park Theatre opened on March 28, 1921 with “Lying Lips” starring House Peters and Florence Vidor.
This one was previously known as the Cascade Theatre. The name was changed to Plaza Theatre in August of 1947.
This one opened as the Broadway Theatre on March 12, 1919 with Anita Stewart in “Virtuous Wives”.
This one opened on October 17, 1940.
The Royal Theatre opened on December 23, 1935 with Shirley Temple in “Curly Top”.
This one opened on August 26, 1948. The opening movie was “Red River” starring John Wayne.
The Texas Theatre in Hebbronville opened on June 15, 1935.
This one opened on January 24, 1917. The feature film was “The Ne'er Do Well” with Kathlyn Williams.
This one opened on June 29, 1950.
This one was advertising as the Scotland Theatre in May of 1924, so it was opened prior to that.
I have not seen any ads for a Roxy Theatre in Laurinburg. There was a Rex Theatre mentioned in a 1924 ad for the Scotland (Center) Theatre in Laurinburg. At that time, the Scotland Theatre was for white people and the Rex Theatre was for black people.
This one opened on November 21, 1921. The feature film was “Alias Ladyfingers” with Bert Lytell.
Pickwick is the former name of the Pick Theatre. The Pickwick Theatre dates back to 1909. The theatre was remodeled and opened as the Pick Theatre on the date given above. The modern address would be around 105 East Franklin Street.
This one opened as the Co-Ed Theatre on June 26, 1939.