Lyceum Theatre
1019 F Street,
Fresno,
CA
93706
1019 F Street,
Fresno,
CA
93706
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The Lyceum Theatre was one of many theatres located in Fresno, that have long since been lost. It was opened on September 17, 1916. Between 1930 and 1932 it was listed as an African-American theatre. It was still open in 1950 when it was oprtated by the San Francisco based Westland Theatres chain.
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William Gabel
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It must be “long” lost. I was an avid moviegoer in Fresno from 1953-1969, and this theater was already history at that point.
From the Fresno Bee, 12/13/45:
A fire which started when some film broke in the projection machine in the Lyceum Theater at 1017 F Street early this afternoon, caused damage estimated at $20.
I’ve found a mention of the Lyceum in the October 15, 1949, issue of Boxoffice. The house had won a minor prize for its performance in a charity fund-raising competition the magazine had been running.
That’s a good one.
Oddly enough, they won a Ronson pocket lighter.