Lyric Theatre
326 N. Central Avenue,
Superior,
NE
68978
326 N. Central Avenue,
Superior,
NE
68978
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Previously operated by: Commonwealth Amusement Corp.
Previous Names: Gilbreth's Lyric Theatre
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Gibreth’s Lyric Theatre was opened on November 7, 1928 with Joan Crawford in “Our Dancing Daughters”. It soon dropped the Gilbreth’s part of the name. By 1950 the Lyric Theatre was operated by Commonwealth Amusement. It was closed on October 16, 1951 with Donald O'Connor in “Francis Goes to the Races”.
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The Lyric Theatre opened its doors on November 7, 1928 with Joan Crawford in “Our Dancing Daughters” (unknown if extras added), and was first owned by J.L. Galbreath. The Lyric Theatre closed for the final time on October 16, 1951 with “Francis Goes To The Races” along with an unnamed cartoon and a newsreel when the Crest Theatre opened nearby the following day.
The Lyric first went under the name “Gilbreth’s Lyric Theatre” but the Gilbreth’s name was removed shortly after launch.