Garden Theatre
242 E. Main Street,
Lock Haven,
PA
17745
242 E. Main Street,
Lock Haven,
PA
17745
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The Garden Theatre was located on the corner of E. Main Street and N. Jay Street. It was opened December 20, 1912. It was a half block from the Roxy Theatre. It was still in operation in 1979 but has since been closed.
The former Garden Theatre has been converted into Government offices.
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Always Good to see a CLINT EASTWOOD marquee. Lee Marvin’s Violent “POINT BLANK” played here in 1967.
The original building that housed the Garden Theater still exists. It was renovated and now houses the Clinton County offices such as Domestic Relations, Child Protective Services, etc. The interior retains a three story atria where the seating used to be and also contains memorabilia from the theater and city. Worth a look if you are in area. So is the Roxy Theater, its competitor for years, right down the street. Restored (especially the murals), expanded and technologically updated, it is currently in operation with three screens. The Martin theater is gone, no traces physically.
Both the Garden and the Roxy were heavily damaged due to flooding from Hurricane Agnes during June 22-23, 1972 , and were closed for over 6 months while repairs were made.