Del Rio Theatre
120 N. Cloverdale Boulevard,
Cloverdale,
CA
95245
120 N. Cloverdale Boulevard,
Cloverdale,
CA
95245
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Previous Names: Peter Pan Theatre
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The Peter Pan Theatre launched in 1936 in the remodeled, 30-year old Trask Building in downtown Cloverdale. The theatre was sold quickly to Roy Palmer who changed name to the Del Rio Theatre. The 200-seat theatre was the “A” house in town until the Blairs bought it in 1949.
The Blairs would establish a much better movie house called the Blair Theatre. The Del Rio Theatre became the second-run house and, finally, from June 1953 a Spanish language movie house until 1956 and the end of its 20-year lease cycle. The building was converted to other uses in 1956 becoming a bar. In July of 1985, the theatre was bulldozed
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Boxoffice, July 25, 1953: “The Del Rio Theatre reopened recently in Cloverdale and is showing Spanish films. William Blair jr. is manager of the house.”