Byrd Theatre

104 S. Wayne Street,
Arlington, VA 22204

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Architects: A.O. Budina

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Byrd Theatre with Curtains Open

Listed in the 1961 and 1962 Yellow Pages under “Art-Foreign and Classic Films” in Washington - Lee Shopping Center - Intersection Arlington Boulevard & Washington Boulevard".

The 1948 Times-Herald also lists the Byrd, 104 S. Wayne St tel - OX-1733 “Strawberry Roan” staring Gene Autry.

The theatre, shopping center and 100 block of South Wayne Street are all gone now. Located across Washington Boulevard (VA-27) at Arlington Boulevard (US-50)from Fort Myer.

The theatre went from a neighborhood house to an “art” house to an “X” house…

Contributed by Local619

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Local619
Local619 on December 5, 2007 at 11:11 am

The Byrd was part of the “Neighborhood of Virginia” chain. It had the classic Neighborhood E-7 & Peerless magnarc booth.

smithrgdcfm
smithrgdcfm on January 25, 2008 at 11:23 am

I lived across from the Byrd Theater in the early 1970’s. By then, the “family” clientelle vanished when it became a haven for soft core porn. I remember that the big hit of its later years was a 3-D bomb “The Stewardesses.”

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