Crest Theatre
N. Seltzer Street and Scott Street,
Crestline,
OH
44827
N. Seltzer Street and Scott Street,
Crestline,
OH
44827
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The Crest Theatre was opened by Kemper Theatres Inc. on June 22, 1939 with Cary Grant in “Only Angels Have Wings”. It was closed on October 16, 1966 with Adam West in “Batman”. It had a very short spell as a live country music venue. It was demolished in 1977.
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Address is wrong. The street is Seltzer St, and the intersection with Scott makes it somewhere in the 200 block. It’s been demolished. Was probably where the ugly new bank is now, or maybe a block south.
Grand opening ad:
Opened June 22nd, 1939, and closed in 1978.
The Crest closed October 16, 1966 with its last film of Adam West and Burt Ward in “Batman.” In 1967, it was used for a couple of live country music and closed again. It was demolished in September of 1977.