Opened by Orpheum Circuit on November 14, 1910 with five acts of vaudeville (the George B. Reno Company in “The Misfit Army”, a singing novelty by the Four American Gipsy Girls, Fitch Cooper in “The Musical Rube”, a performance by Josephine Gassman and Picks, and athletic performances by the Lambert Brothers).
Loew’s Inc. took over the West End Theatre in July 1923, shortly after Al Friedlander secured as ownership of the West End from Hyman Britwar earlier that year. Even Harry Brandt had to take partnership after he practically completed the deal.
Right after Loew’s Inc. took over the Rialto on May 19, 1920, it received a big interior remodel, and partially demolish the rear to expand the auditorium.
First operated by Orpheum Circuit.
First operated by Orpheum Circuit.
First operated by Orpheum Circuit.
First operated by Orpheum Circuit.
First operated by Orpheum Circuit.
First operated by Orpheum Circuit.
First operated by Orpheum Circuit.
Opened by Orpheum Circuit on November 14, 1910 with five acts of vaudeville (the George B. Reno Company in “The Misfit Army”, a singing novelty by the Four American Gipsy Girls, Fitch Cooper in “The Musical Rube”, a performance by Josephine Gassman and Picks, and athletic performances by the Lambert Brothers).
Taken over by Orpheum Circuit in November 1924.
Once operated by Marshal and Roed Theatres.
Marcus Hook also had another theater called the Congress Theatre, which was operated by Marshal and Roed Theatres in the 1960s.
Once operated by Marshal and Roed Theatres.
Once operated by Marshal and Roed Theatres. It was destroyed by a fire in January 1977.
Taken over by Marshal and Roed Theatres in June 1967.
Closed on March 1, 1981.
Loew’s Inc. took over the West End Theatre in July 1923, shortly after Al Friedlander secured as ownership of the West End from Hyman Britwar earlier that year. Even Harry Brandt had to take partnership after he practically completed the deal.
Status should be closed.
Right after Loew’s Inc. took over the Rialto on May 19, 1920, it received a big interior remodel, and partially demolish the rear to expand the auditorium.
Loew’s Inc. purchased the theater in July 1919.
Taken over by Loew’s Inc. on July 17, 1926.
Loew’s Inc. purchased the theater in May 1920.
Loew’s Inc. purchased the theater in June 1923. The Levy Bros. was its previous operator.
Loew’s Inc. purchased the theater in April 1920.
Loew’s Inc. purchased the theater in April 1920.
Taken over by Warner Bros Circuit Management Corp in April 1930.