Temple Theatre

The Temple Theatre launched on February 16, 1921 with “The Mark of Zorro.” On November 25, 1928, the Temple under L.D. Miller switched over to talkies playing “The Singing Fool” with Al Jolson using the Phototone sound system. It appears to have ceased film operations on May 1, 1952 after showings of the Bowery Boys in “Fighting Fools” and Roy Rogers in “Under Nevada Skies.”