State Theatre
630 McKean Avenue,
Charleroi,
PA
15022
630 McKean Avenue,
Charleroi,
PA
15022
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Additional Info
Architects: Alan C. Brenton
Styles: Streamline Moderne
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Opened on June 24, 1940 in the 600 block of McKean Avenue, Charleroi, Pennsylvania. The original owner was Leon Richbloom. The architect (local) was Alan C. Brenton, decor by Scatena Studios of Pittsburgh. Seating was provided on a single level. Primarily an MGM showcase, adult admission was 20 cents matinee, 30 cents evening.
The State Theatre closed in 1981 and at that time was owned by the Monessen Amusement Company (Manos chain). Lou Guidetti managed it throughout its entire 41 years. The site of the State Theatre is now a parking lot for the Alliance church.
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The church next door has a number of 636, so this theatre would have been approximately 630.
The March 17, 1954 issue of the Monongahela Daily Republican said that the Manos family’s Monessen Amusement Company had acquired the State Theatre in Charleroi from Leon Reichblum.