Fox Theatre
18 E. First Street,
Hutchinson,
KS
67501
18 E. First Street,
Hutchinson,
KS
67501
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The Fox Theatre opened on June 8, 1931. Local architectural firm Mann & Company were associate architects.
Contributed by
Paul Salley
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Homepage – not designed too well. You need to right click on each of the photos and open each in a new window to view them:
http://www.hutchinsonfox.com/
oy vey is too much work to see pictures thank you anyway
There are a lot of pictures of the art deco details & some vintage pictures of this theatre on the homepage… it is a little easier than said above, just click on the broken link “X” and they will open in the same window.
A 1987 view of the Fox Theater in Hutchinson here, here and here.
The architect for the restoration of the Fox Theatre was Killis Almond, of Killis Almond & Associates, a San Antonio, Texas, based firm specializing in the restoration of historic buildings. Click on their “Projects” link to find a link to a page about this theater, as well as links to pages about some of their other theater projects.
Here are two 1983 photos and one from 1988:
http://tinyurl.com/qeqt4p
http://tinyurl.com/q6bsky
http://tinyurl.com/qyrasx
Thanks for the great photos, Chuck.
Oh my gosh- I am 83 years old and the Fox was a center stage event in my life as a child growing up and as a young woman and as a young wife. Thank you for allowing me to relive a lot of memories by seeing this building again. The Carmel Corn Shop was two doors down from the Fox and we always stopped there before going to the (show). I can remember going with my parents when I was about four or five years old and my husand and I would always go when we were a young married couple. I can remember walking up that beautiful staircase to sit in the balcony. Thank you so much for this.
Recent pictures posted to the Photo section.
I’ve posted some interior shots online at https://niume.com/post/250725. What a beautiful art deco theater!