Dryden Theatre
900 East Avenue,
Rochester,
NY
14607
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George Eastman House (Official)
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Functions: Movies (Classic)
Styles: Greek Revival
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Box Office:
585.327.4800
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The Dryden Theatre was instituted by the family of the late-George Eastman in 1951. Eastman was the founder of Kodak and the inventor of motion picture film.
The theatre is located on his estate in Rochester NY, within The George Eastman House, his famed art museum. It is considered an integral part of the museum, which harbors 25,000 movies, over five million film stills, and 12,000 celebrity portraits. Today the theatre specializes in exhibiting classic films from the well-preserved collection as well as contemporary films of all kinds.
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Hey this needs a marquee. A little show biz guys.
George Eastman died (by his own hand, incidentally) in 1932, so whoever “instituted” the Dryden Theatre, it wasn’t he! Please revise your description!
The theater’s web site says that the Dryden Theatre was built in 1951 with funds donated to Eastman House by George and Ellen Dryden. Ellen Dryden was George Eastman’s niece.