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Rialto Theater - 49 Washington St. | Rialto Theater - 49 Washington St. | ||
Paramount Theater - 180 Essex Street (torn down 1970) | *Paramount Theater - 180 Essex Street (torn down 1970) | ||
Built in 1929 as a motion picture house. Seats 2,187 persons. | |||
Plaza Theater - 273 Essex Street (torn down 1969) | Plaza Theater - 273 Essex Street (torn down 1969) | ||
Revision as of 11:24, 19 September 2008
Some of the defunct theaters in Salem are:
Theatre Comique - 47 Washington St.
Rialto Theater - 49 Washington St.
- Paramount Theater - 180 Essex Street (torn down 1970)
Built in 1929 as a motion picture house. Seats 2,187 persons.
Plaza Theater - 273 Essex Street (torn down 1969)
Federal Theater - 24 Federal Street (torn down 1970)
Empire Theater - 283-285-287 Essex Street
Salem Theater (demolished May 9, 1985)
See Also
- "Salem Theater" Salem Evening News, April 15, 16, 22,24 and 26, 1901.
- "Paramount Theatre" Salem Evening News, April 17, 1930.
- "Salem Theater slated for demolition", Salem Evening News, May 9, 1985., p1.
- Vertical File in Salem Collection - Salem Theaters
