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Brokaw 1 & 2 Theatre
200 N. Public Square,
Angola,
IN
46703
200 N. Public Square,
Angola,
IN
46703
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Brokaw 1 & 2 Theatre (Official)
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Architects: Alvin M. Strauss
Functions: Movies (First Run)
Previous Names: Brokaw Theatre
Phone Numbers:
Box Office:
260.665.3912
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Here is a photo of the Brokaw 1 & 2 Theatre in Angola, Indiana. Opened on August 27, 1931 as a single screen theatre and was twinned in 1990. It was remodelled in 2014.
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Listed as operating since at least 1941 when the Brokaw Theater is listed in the Film Daily Yearbook with a seating capacity of 400. In the 1943 edition of F.D.Y. seating is given as 700 and in the 1950 edition it is 576 seats.
how great that the 2 theaters are still open….
This theatre has been in my husband’s family since 1932 when it opened. It was twined in October/November of 1990. It holds so many memories since meeting my future husband in 1979 and a lifetime of memories for my husband.
Michelle_ahs79 Do you have any photos of the original Brokaw entrance? We are preparing to restore the Brokaw and would love to see what it was originally like.
I prefer to see movies in old theaters like this; however, I can’t find information online about what is currently showing at the Brokaw. The website on the top of this page does not work. Since I live between Angola & Coldwater, I usually end up going to the modern theater in Coldwater. I REALLY want old theaters to survive, so I would urge them to at least modernize their online presence to survive in today’s market.
Interesting information on the Brokaw 1 & 2 Facebook page. The architect was A.M. Strauss. Brokaw 1 & 2 opened in 1931 and is now closed for remodeling.
https://www.facebook.com/thebrokaw
Website is back up! Seems like its showing moves again.
According to Owner Joe Brokaw, he opened his theatre August 27, 1931 (see letter in photos)
A few photos of the Brokaw Theatre are found in the last part of this article about historic theater renovations in Indiana, posted at input Fort Wayne in 2018.