From the recently posted photos, the theatre is certainly still in reasonable outside condition without any graffiti. It might not be for sale or lease because of a non-compete condition attached to it.
I just uploaded a recent picture of the marquee showing damage from being hit by trucks on the corners. The City of Chicago has inspected it and found that it was not a hazard to pedestrians or traffic at this time.
The City f Stevens Point has issued a raze order for the theatre. The latest plan of the Group Create is to “save” the theatre by doing a facadectomy. They propose tearing down everything behind the front and attaching a new building to the backside.https://www.wsaw.com/content/news/Historic-Commission-asks-raze-order-rescinded-for-Fox-Theater-526393821.html
I see from the posted photos that sometime after 2012, vertical posts were added to the front of the marquee. Perhaps additional support ordered by the city for safety reasons.
Lou Wolf was a good friend of the owner of a West Side business I worked at in the 1960s. Whenever he would come around, everybody would literally hide, he was so creepy.
After the mall closes at 9PM, a gate is pulled across the hallway and patrons have to enter and exit the theatre from the rear parking lot. If their cars were parked in the front or side mall lots, they will have to walk around the outside of the mall to get to them.
The Cameron YMCA is at that site now. Their website and Facebook page has skating activities, possibly in the gym. There is also a single screen first run movie theatre operating at the YMCA now called the Tyrell Theatre. Probably a remnant of the former 4-plex. Status should be open, showing movies.
From the recently posted photos, the theatre is certainly still in reasonable outside condition without any graffiti. It might not be for sale or lease because of a non-compete condition attached to it.
this theatre is getting deeper into the indie film market with the departure of Sundance from the scene. In-depth article here.
https://madison.com/ct/entertainment/movies/arthouse-on-a-budget-at-market-square-shifts-focus-toward/article_9ce70f26-ad49-58f7-bd14-5dbe15630e9d.html
I just uploaded a recent picture of the marquee showing damage from being hit by trucks on the corners. The City of Chicago has inspected it and found that it was not a hazard to pedestrians or traffic at this time.
1946 picture posted in Photos section. The Winter Garden is in the background, not sure about theatre in front. Rivoli maybe?
1959 picture added to Photos section
The City f Stevens Point has issued a raze order for the theatre. The latest plan of the Group Create is to “save” the theatre by doing a facadectomy. They propose tearing down everything behind the front and attaching a new building to the backside.https://www.wsaw.com/content/news/Historic-Commission-asks-raze-order-rescinded-for-Fox-Theater-526393821.html
Picture from the late 1930s uploaded to Photos section.
I see from the posted photos that sometime after 2012, vertical posts were added to the front of the marquee. Perhaps additional support ordered by the city for safety reasons.
Status should be open. Occasionally used for special events there. Phone #269-731-4952
The marquee of this theatre was shown on a crime documentary “Impact of Murder” on the Investigation Discovery channel.
Known as Midwest Movies 11 at Mill Run. Website: https://movies11.us/
I just added pictures of the lobby in the Photos section.
Website: https://www.floridaswapshop.com/lake-worth
Website: https://livingdramatheatre.com/ According to the website, classic films will also be screened.
Lou Wolf was a good friend of the owner of a West Side business I worked at in the 1960s. Whenever he would come around, everybody would literally hide, he was so creepy.
Website:https://www.moviebowlgrille.com/
Website: https://www.moviebowlgrille.com/
The calendar on the theatre website has the showing classic films for members on a monthly basis. Function should be changed to: Movies, classic.
After the mall closes at 9PM, a gate is pulled across the hallway and patrons have to enter and exit the theatre from the rear parking lot. If their cars were parked in the front or side mall lots, they will have to walk around the outside of the mall to get to them.
Now operated by Emagine. Website: http://www.emagine-entertainment.com/locations/riviera-powered-emagine/
Now operated by Emagine. The name is Emagine Waconia. Website: http://www.emagine-entertainment.com/locations/emagine-waconia/
Now operated by Emagine. The name is Emagine East Bethel. Website: http://www.emagine-entertainment.com/locations/emagine-east-bethel/
Now operated by Emagine. Name is Emagine Delano. Website: http://www.emagine-entertainment.com/locations/emagine-delano/
The screen count now is 10 with 600 seats.
The Cameron YMCA is at that site now. Their website and Facebook page has skating activities, possibly in the gym. There is also a single screen first run movie theatre operating at the YMCA now called the Tyrell Theatre. Probably a remnant of the former 4-plex. Status should be open, showing movies.