As of August 2023, Google Streetview shows this theatre building is still in existence at 318-3 Main Street with the name clearly visible on the facade. It appears to have been converted to apartments.
It appears the demolition is likely to come soon. Construction fencing went up around the property this week. All outlots and parking lots are cleared.
Google Streetview shows this theatre has been converted to a restaurant called Backaracks. There are still poster boxes remaining on the front from its theatre days. Current use should be restaurant.
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Getting closer to opening according to Crains Chicago Business.Link
As of August 2023, Google Streetview shows this theatre building is still in existence at 318-3 Main Street with the name clearly visible on the facade. It appears to have been converted to apartments.
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This has reopened and is now called the Little Lorraine. There is a page for it on the Lorraine Theatre website
Current function should be Church.
Current Streetview shows this theatre has been repurposed as an AutoZone car parts store. The cupola with its weather vane is all that remains.
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I saw training films in this theatre in 1963 as a draftee in basic training. Typical Army post movie theatre and auditorium.
Silent films are shown here occasionally with live organ accompaniment. Function should include films and film festivals.
Streetview from 2008 shows a Goodwill at that address.
It appears the demolition is likely to come soon. Construction fencing went up around the property this week. All outlots and parking lots are cleared.
Status should be Closed/renovating. More information here Google Streetview of July 2023 shows the exterior restored and in good shape.
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Google Streetview shows this theatre has been converted to a restaurant called Backaracks. There are still poster boxes remaining on the front from its theatre days. Current use should be restaurant.
With all-reserved seating in recliners the capacity is now 77 according the the chart on the theatre’s website.
Despite surviving a flood, the next big threat is that the theatre and adjacent property are for sale. Story here
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Matching grant available through the state of Michigan. Mentioned on website. More info here
New owner of the theatre has big plans
As of June 2021 Streetview, the status should be demolished and function:Housing
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New fund raising campaign started for renovations. Campaign