Airdome Theatre

This theatre was opened in 1904 by W.W. Bell and several other investors. It was originally rather shallow but wide, with a large stage.

Bell bought out the other partners in 1907, and around 1910 changed the name from Lyric Theatre to Airdome Theatre. At this point, the theatre was reconstructed, becoming much deeper, with seating added to the sides, and a smaller stage.

The theatre continued to operate until about 1915. The space is currently occupied by a large Goodyear tire location that appears to date to sometime around 1920.

Get Movie Tickets & Showtimes

Want to be emailed when a new comment is posted about this theater?
Just login to your account and subscribe to this theater.