This theatre is closed. No new info on their Facebook page since 2020 and the phone has been disconnected. The phone# above rings without anyone answering. It’s safe to say the theatre is closed
Address is 202 W Main Street. The theatre has been repurposed as a pizza restaurant called Two Cities. The old name Mason can clearly be seen at the top of the structure on Google Street View.
Currently for sale as noted on Facebook. Here’s the description.
“Sometimes we hear of a theater property for sale. This little darling is in Benicia CA and owned by Robert Reichert. Due to health reasons, he is looking to sell quickly. Single screen, 350+/- new seats, full stage, fly, projection capabilities. Wurlitzer. Built in 1920. Serious inquirers can reach Mr. Reichert at 925-228-0270. (THS is passing this message on in the public interest”
Status should be closed:demolished.
This theatre is closed. No new info on their Facebook page since 2020 and the phone has been disconnected. The phone# above rings without anyone answering. It’s safe to say the theatre is closed
According to the website showtimes, this theatre has 2 screens. Website
Address is 202 W Main Street. The theatre has been repurposed as a pizza restaurant called Two Cities. The old name Mason can clearly be seen at the top of the structure on Google Street View.
The Clark Gable film was released in 1959.
More funding from Alameda County to continue the renovation of this theatre. News article
Website link broken. This one works
Currently a local museum.
Currently housing an eclectic bookstore called Down Home on the Yellowstone.“ Marquee and blade sign are still in place.
Closed in 2022 and repurposed as an entertainment venue called Sundry
Name should be: Star Theater of Tribune. Website
Current function is a women’s retail clothing store.
Currently a Peruvian restaurant.
Current use is an auto parts store.
Current news about rehab. Warwick
Current use should be child care center.
The furniture showroom has moved to a warehouse building. The former theatre was vacant as of 2024.
The setup is like an old-time drive in theatre. Website
Extensive history of the Cuba Theatre here.
Name should be Regal Arbor Place.
The City of Milwaukee now has a buyer who will develop and reopen this theatre. Story here.
Currently for sale as noted on Facebook. Here’s the description.
“Sometimes we hear of a theater property for sale. This little darling is in Benicia CA and owned by Robert Reichert. Due to health reasons, he is looking to sell quickly. Single screen, 350+/- new seats, full stage, fly, projection capabilities. Wurlitzer. Built in 1920. Serious inquirers can reach Mr. Reichert at 925-228-0270. (THS is passing this message on in the public interest”
There is now a Quality Inn hotel at that address. Status should be demolished.
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Current use is as a community college center.