Went there often when I lived in Tampa 86-99. The screen was interesting as it was a roll up screen. This enabled them to do stage shows. Projection was 1.85 and 2.35. It was fun to sit in the front row of the balcony.
They had one roadshow engagement film. The Lion In Winter. Sadly by memorial Day weekend it was gone and they played Baby Love. Anyone know when and how long TLIW ran?
Went there many times in the 70’s and 80’s when it was a movie house. I think they leased it from the Nederlanders
The marble from the Fox theater is part of Holy Cross Catholic Church in Springfield PA
Wow only open 13 years.
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I was in town Dec 1991 after it closed.
Oh no UGH
Thanks MOOse1111
Saw One Flew Over The Cuckoos Nest there.
Why is listed as RKKO Reade? Was it jointly owned with Walter Reade theaters
Do they still have the picture off the side of the screen into the dark?
So sad UGH
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When it was a single screen theater I saw Tommy and Freebee And The Bean there.
Hamid closed all his theaters to work in the Casino.
Went there often when I lived in Tampa 86-99. The screen was interesting as it was a roll up screen. This enabled them to do stage shows. Projection was 1.85 and 2.35. It was fun to sit in the front row of the balcony.
They had one roadshow engagement film. The Lion In Winter. Sadly by memorial Day weekend it was gone and they played Baby Love. Anyone know when and how long TLIW ran?
Scott Neff
I think you are right.It was great when I lived there and it was Muvico.
Great theater when it opened. It’s amazing that Frank Theaters didn’t ruin it like they did others.
I agree with MarkNYLA I went there once and never went back.
It would be great to be a theater again.
It had a great screen
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I hate they closed and demolished this.
You could see the theater from the highway. The screen remained after the built the apartments.
Went to the UA Valentine and Lowes Paradise but never the RKO.