I’ve uploaded the image of a page from the Linton Daily Citizen in which ads for the theatre appear. Note the name is spelled Sher-Ritz. Any clue why this unusual spelling? Cinema Treasures should be updated.
The theatre and the adjacent building were reimagined as the 6 unit Peralta Theatre Lofts. In the photo I’ve uploaded, Unit F, on the left is the former theatre and boasts 12 foot ceilings among other amenities.
Uploaded a current photo showing the new marquee. Spectacular. I thought they were going to have one of those humpback like was installed on the Kings.
According to the Carmike Cinema 4 overview on CT the theatre replacing it was the Wynnsong 16. I have found references on Trip Advisor and other sites mentioning a Wynnsong 16. I have also found references to the Wynnsong 14 being closed. Were the number of auditoriums reduced by Carmike at some point?
Together with the Knickerbocker and Pastime Theatres, operated by the Pastime Amusement Company, John W. Swan, President.
1915 photo uploaded. In 1925 the building was replaced by the Huntington National Bank Building.
The Pastime Company also operated the Knickerbocker and Hippodrome Theatres.
Uploaded an image from the Linton Daily Citizen showing an ad for the Cine'.
I’ve uploaded the image of a page from the Linton Daily Citizen in which ads for the theatre appear. Note the name is spelled Sher-Ritz. Any clue why this unusual spelling? Cinema Treasures should be updated.
Uploaded a post theatre picture. Remnants of the marquee remain.
Uploaded a postcard image titled “Opera House Block, Pender, NE”.
Uploaded a March 1920 newspaper ad for the Hoff and a 1947 July calendar for the Moore.
No recording now for the theatre. Still, theoretically, temporarily closed.
Photo of the Spur uploaded from the World Journal.
The theatre and the adjacent building were reimagined as the 6 unit Peralta Theatre Lofts. In the photo I’ve uploaded, Unit F, on the left is the former theatre and boasts 12 foot ceilings among other amenities.
Seats found a new home in the Illings Theatre in Ocean Springs, MS.
Uploaded a 2010 exterior shot from the Springs Cinema Facebook page. Last entry was 2018.
Described as a 28 x 100 frame building designed by G.A. Deppe and built at a cost of $2,000.
I found a reference indicating the theatre was at Richmond Terrace and Harbor Road.
I have uploaded a 1914 ad for the theatre and an image indicating it was for sale. A case of first in, first out.
Uploaded a postcard image of the theatre and dance pavillion.
Uploaded a Sanborn image. Theatre appears to have been on the second floor of Elm Hall.
Uploaded a Sanborn image.
Uploaded a 1917 Sanborn map as the Park.
Uploaded a current photo showing the new marquee. Spectacular. I thought they were going to have one of those humpback like was installed on the Kings.
The name also appears on the facade. I’ve uploaded a current photo.
According to the Carmike Cinema 4 overview on CT the theatre replacing it was the Wynnsong 16. I have found references on Trip Advisor and other sites mentioning a Wynnsong 16. I have also found references to the Wynnsong 14 being closed. Were the number of auditoriums reduced by Carmike at some point?
After extensive renovation reopened this year as a venue for films and performing arts. Uploaded some pix from their Facebook page.
It would seem as though the theatre never reopened as scheduled.
Theatre closed permanently last week leaving Laredo with only one theatre.
Curious to know how if you take away space you can have more seating.