For the record there was a third, short lived theatre in Cedarburg called the Scenic Theatre located in the Bodendoerfer Store Building. But I’ve yet to find an address or years of operation.
CT Admins likely won’t change the status to Open until it actually does.
They usually change it to Renovating per my experience.
But here is the new Facebook page for the 400 via the Alderwoman Maria Hadden’s page.
For the record there was a third, short lived theatre in Cedarburg called the Scenic Theatre located in the Bodendoerfer Store Building.
But I’ve yet to find an address or years of operation.
Here is the official Facebook page for Sellersville Theater.
Not sure why it’s status is still Closed.
They are running the film “It’s A Wonderful Life” this Christmas in addition to it’s live entertainment.
1937 demolition photo as Atlas Theatre added.
“The Atlas Theater on Park Street was demolished in 1937.
(AKA Taylor’s per CinemaTour)
It was originally built in the 1840’s and known as the Concert Hall. Horace Mann, the education reformer spoke there in 1854.
The caption was written by Eugene Michalenko.”
A crowd of people gather outside the movie theater in Ripon, Wisconsin to welcome home Milwaukee native and Ripon College alumnus Spencer Tracy in celebration of his 1940 movie “Edison the Man”.
Ripon College Archives, Ripon College.
Facebook album with multiple images and history/owners of the theatre from 1914 forward.
One video in the description as well.
Courtesy Alvaro L Guevara, Admin of Echo Park History.
This was the Columbia Theatre at 108 E. 4th Street. Circa 1910 postcard image added credit Deb Mather Renner, courtesy Ritchie Miller.
The building still stands today as Soul Book Nook using the 110 E. 4th Street address, a combination of the 106, 108 & 110 addresses shown on the Sanborn map.
Also added the Google street view, the building with the Surplus sign is the former Columbia Theatre.
For the record there was a third, short lived theatre in Cedarburg called the Scenic Theatre located in the Bodendoerfer Store Building. But I’ve yet to find an address or years of operation.
Variety review of the re-opening with Cynthia Erivo.
https://variety.com/2025/music/news/cynthia-erivo-plaza-theatre-palm-springs-reopening-concert-1236597526/?utm_source=firefox-newtab-en-us
CT Admins likely won’t change the status to Open until it actually does. They usually change it to Renovating per my experience. But here is the new Facebook page for the 400 via the Alderwoman Maria Hadden’s page.
https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61583980296254
For the record there was a third, short lived theatre in Cedarburg called the Scenic Theatre located in the Bodendoerfer Store Building. But I’ve yet to find an address or years of operation.
1919 rendering image added credit the Detroit Free Press, courtesy Benjamin Gravel. Originally projected to have 800 seats.
“The Ten Dollar Raise” released June 26, 1921 is now a lost film.
Here is the official Facebook page for Sellersville Theater. Not sure why it’s status is still Closed. They are running the film “It’s A Wonderful Life” this Christmas in addition to it’s live entertainment.
https://www.facebook.com/SellersvilleTheater
Update: Photo credit Joyce Moreno.
1937 demolition photo as Atlas Theatre added. “The Atlas Theater on Park Street was demolished in 1937. (AKA Taylor’s per CinemaTour) It was originally built in the 1840’s and known as the Concert Hall. Horace Mann, the education reformer spoke there in 1854. The caption was written by Eugene Michalenko.”
January 1977 print ad added. The 400 briefly ran XXX films.
Edward Lind opened the Lyric Theatre which was built in 1913. He still owned & operated it in 1918. Photos added.
A crowd of people gather outside the movie theater in Ripon, Wisconsin to welcome home Milwaukee native and Ripon College alumnus Spencer Tracy in celebration of his 1940 movie “Edison the Man”. Ripon College Archives, Ripon College.
Crisper version of 1978 image.
https://www.facebook.com/photo/?fbid=2151937638958648&set=gm.2682456928774383&idorvanity=413556385664460
Circa 1963 8MM film image credit Anthony D Diaz via Facebook
https://cinematreasures.org/theaters/5350/photos/477848
Thank you for the clarification. I posted it because it is slightly crisper that the previous version minus photo credit.
Muncie’s Rivoli Theatre is shown in the 1960s. Photo Provided By Ball State University Libraries Archives And Special Collections.
https://www.thestarpress.com/picture-gallery/news/local/2020/04/29/muncie-movie-theaters-years-past/3041352001/
The Liberty Theater Photo Provided By Ball State University Libraries Archives And Special Collections.
https://www.thestarpress.com/picture-gallery/news/local/2020/04/29/muncie-movie-theaters-years-past/3041352001/
The Wysor Grand Opera House is shown in this photo from the 1960s. Photo Provided By Ball State University Libraries Archives And Special Collections.
https://www.thestarpress.com/picture-gallery/news/local/2020/04/29/muncie-movie-theaters-years-past/3041352001/
Facebook album with multiple images and history/owners of the theatre from 1914 forward. One video in the description as well. Courtesy Alvaro L Guevara, Admin of Echo Park History.
https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=oa.1804292842990845&type=3
1948 photo credit University of Michigan Libraries.
Crisper version in the Old Ontario Series post on Facebook.
https://www.facebook.com/photo/?fbid=1357468825733001&set=a.212723240207571
This was the Columbia Theatre at 108 E. 4th Street. Circa 1910 postcard image added credit Deb Mather Renner, courtesy Ritchie Miller. The building still stands today as Soul Book Nook using the 110 E. 4th Street address, a combination of the 106, 108 & 110 addresses shown on the Sanborn map.
Also added the Google street view, the building with the Surplus sign is the former Columbia Theatre.
Updated full history in link below. Copy & paste to open.
https://www.mdhistory.org/lost-city-the-regent-theater/
1955 photo credit Special Collections at the UTSA Libraries (MS 355: Z-1215-B).
Vandals cause $300K in damage to Kansas City’s historic Folly Theater. Copy & paste link below.
https://www.kctv5.com/2025/10/26/vandals-cause-300k-damage-kansas-citys-historic-folly-theater/?fbclid=IwY2xjawNrKgNleHRuA2FlbQIxMABicmlkETFicjhKeFBHNlJmWWxwZXl1AR50uxGZPaSrGo0qxSGXq4EuNP6mVzSxT3G7nZsX5iaud6XH0rUNeJZ1rPwyHg_aem__gI5M2xY1Ec4MR5boLtBPQ