Star Theatre
44 Cottage Street,
Bar Harbor,
ME
04609
44 Cottage Street,
Bar Harbor,
ME
04609
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The Star Theatre was built around 1908 in the corner of Cottage Street and Roddick Street, Bar Harbor, Maine, where the “All Fired Up” store now stands. The Star Theatre was closed by 1958. It’s facade was removed and it was converted into a bowling alley. Later converted into retail use. {William Baker, Professor of History, Maine University.}
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Address is 44 Cottage Street. Peruvian Link clothing store is in the building today, which is still standing. 1929 photo added credit Bar Harbor Historical Society. So it was still open then. It was closed prior to 1958, when the facade was removed (photo added) and building converted into a bowling alley by Ben Cough, who lived above it. It was later converted by Mort Sachsman into the Yankee Peddler clothing store. Pearl Wescott played the piano for silent films at the Star when Joseph Emory ran it. George C. McKay later owned both the Star and Criterion Theatres.