Beach Theatre
1971 Queen Street E,
Toronto,
ON
M4L
1971 Queen Street E,
Toronto,
ON
M4L
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Previously operated by: Allen's Theaters Ltd., Famous Players
Architects: Charles Howard Crane
Firms: Kiehler & Schley
Functions: Retail
Styles: Adam
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Originally a part of the Allen’s Theaters Ltd. circuit, the Beach Theatre was a rather large house that opened on December 15, 1919 with Madge Kennedy in “Strictly Confidential”.
It was closed on April 16, 1970 with Frederick Stafford in “Topaz” & Robert Redford in “Tell Them Willie Boy is Here”. It was gutted to become a retail center now housing offices and stores as the Beach Mall.
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Christopher Walczak
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Here’s a picture of the Beach Mall, which formerly housed the Beach Theatre:
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Another recent photo can be found here.
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A picture of the Beach Theatre in 1919: View link
Opened with Madge Kennedy in “Strictly Confidential” along with an unnamed comedy, an unnamed Outing-Chester Traveltalk, and an unnamed short that reads “Cad Nat Picture” (which I don’t know where that came from).
It was closed on April 16, 1970 with “Topaz” and “Willie Boy Is Here”.