Regent Theatre
4th Street and Main Street,
Eureka,
KS
67045
4th Street and Main Street,
Eureka,
KS
67045
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The Regent Theatre was opened in April 1923 and was operated by Mead Theatres. In the 1941 & 1943 editions of Film Daily Yearbook, the Regent Theatre is listed as part of the Commonwealth Amusement Corp. chain, but (Closed). It had totally gone from listings by 1950.
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The 350-seat Regent Theatre is the only house listed at Eureka, Kansas in the 1926 FDY. The absence of the Princess was probably an oversight, as there was a movie theater on that theater’s site as early as 1917, while the name Princess appears in trade journals as early as January, 1925, and the Princess is listed in later editions of the FDY. In 1923 a new theater was proposed on the northwest corner of 4th and Main, though I’ve been unable to confirm that the project was carried out. If it was, then it might have been the Regent.
The Regent opened in April 1923, and was first operated by Mead Theatres.