Hill Theatre
127 NE 3rd Avenue,
Hillsboro,
OR
97124
127 NE 3rd Avenue,
Hillsboro,
OR
97124
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The Hill Theatre was opened on December 25, 1937 with Jeanette MacDonald in “The Firefly”. It continued to operate until at least 1974. It has a balcony and the projection room is still intact. The theater is now an antique store called Antique Mall Snider’s Hill Theatre. There is still a small marque out front. This is on the same block as the old Town Theatre.
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There is a partial view of the theater on the left of this photo:
http://www.vintage-variety.com/
The Hill was showing movies until at least 1974. I remember going to see Grizzly Adams there. The first time we went to see it, the lines were really long, so we walked around the corner to the Town theater and saw “That’s Entertainment” instead.
The Hill Theatre opened its doors on Christmas Day 1937 with Jeanette MacDonald in “The Firefly” (unknown if extras added). It was named after Harry C. Hill, who partnered with Venetian Theatre operator Orange Phelps.