Capitol Theatre
123 W. Innes Street,
Salisbury,
NC
28144
123 W. Innes Street,
Salisbury,
NC
28144
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Previously operated by: ABC Theatres, Paramount Pictures Inc., Wilby-Kincey
Architects: Roy A. Benjamin
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The Capitol Theatre was opened on April 20, 1925 with Syd Chaplin in “Charlie’s Aunt”. It was equipped with a Robert-Morton 2-manual organ. During the 1940’s it was operated by Paramount Pictures Inc. through their subsidiary Wilby-Kincey.
Later, it was acquired by ABC Southeastern Theatres until its closing in 1975.
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Architected by Roy Benjamin, J.M. Davis opened the theatre while still running the Iris Theatre. Two 6B Powers projectors were in the booth.
Opened on April 20th, 1925.
Capitol Theatre 19 Apr 1925, Sun Salisbury Evening Post (Salisbury, North Carolina) Newspapers.com