Klock Theatre
506 Main Street,
Neodesha,
KS
66757
506 Main Street,
Neodesha,
KS
66757
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Glen Klock ran the Pittsburg Klock Theatre and essentially moved it to this city in 1936. He established the 75 Air Port Drive-In in 1953. The Klock Theatre was closed in 1961 and it was converted into retail use.
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Opened as the Dickinson Theatre. Glen Klock took over in 1932 changing it to the Klock Theatre. The Klock closed in 1961with seats sold in a classified ad and the theatre repurposed for other retail ventures.
Circa 1963 photo added and below history credit W A Rankin Memorial Library – Neodesha, KS.
The Klock Theatre ran its final show on April 7, 1963. The building (506 Main Street), owned by Glen Klock since 1926, was sold to Ellis Roberts. Closing of the Klock ended the 56 year old movie era in Neodesha. (Porter Drug Store occupies the building now.)