Isis Theater
109 3rd Street,
Victor,
CO
80816
109 3rd Street,
Victor,
CO
80816
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The building was built in 1899. As a movie theater, the Isis Theater opened in 1931. The Isis Theater closed in the 1970’s. The building is currently used for retail.
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The Isis Theatre opened in 1931 and at that time it had 375 seats.
This item from the February 19, 1916, issue of The Moving Picture World could be about this theater:
The operator’s correct name was William Clifford LeMaster, according to this weblog post written by one of his modern relations.LeMaster was mentioned as manager of the Opera House at Victor in the July 5, 1919, issue of Motion Picture News. The Opera House had been converted into a movie theater by the Hall brothers the same year the New Isis opened, according to an item in the February 5 issue of The Moving Picture World. The fourth theater in Victor in 1916 was the Fox, formerly owned by the Hall brothers but sold to Jesse E. Jones in 1916.
New pictures in the photo section.
The Oct. 13, 1951 Motion Picture Herald reported that Vincel Fallonsbee had purchased the Isis from Searle & Denman.
Motion Picture Herald, March 8, 1947: “Pat Harrington, Denver music teacher, buys Isis, Victor, Colo., from D. Mavrogianes.”
Boxoffice, June 19, 1948: “D. J. Mavevgraves has sold the Isis, Vistor (sic), Colo., to M. B. Lovejoy”
Boxoffice, Aug. 28, 1948: “VICTOR, COLO. – The Isis Theatre here reopened recently under the management of Mr. and Mrs. George M. Lovejoy, who purchased the house a few weeks ago. The Isis was extensively remodeled by the new owners.”