Original photograph of the Olympia Theatre in New Haven, CT, circa 1925 by Olympia Theatre (subject); Vincent Studios (photographer) - 1925
by Olympia Theatre (subject); Vincent Studios (photographer)
Original photograph of the Olympia Theatre in New Haven, CT, circa 1925
by Olympia Theatre (subject); Vincent Studios (photographer)
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N.p.: N.p., 1925. Vintage double weight photograph of New Haven's Olympia Theatre, circa 1925, with the marquee advertising F. Harmon Weight's 1925 film "Drusilla with a Million."
The Olympia Theatre, located at 140-144 Temple Street in New Haven, Connecticut, opened on September 13, 1915, seated 2,373, and was equipped with a Wurlitzer theatre pipe organ. It changed its name when purchased by Paramount Studios to the Paramount Theatre circa 1930. The theatre was razed, as many of the grand silent area theaters have been following decades of declining ticket sales, circa 1970. The current retail/office building on the location is now known as the Olympia Building.
8 x 10 inches. Near Fine.
The Olympia Theatre, located at 140-144 Temple Street in New Haven, Connecticut, opened on September 13, 1915, seated 2,373, and was equipped with a Wurlitzer theatre pipe organ. It changed its name when purchased by Paramount Studios to the Paramount Theatre circa 1930. The theatre was razed, as many of the grand silent area theaters have been following decades of declining ticket sales, circa 1970. The current retail/office building on the location is now known as the Olympia Building.
8 x 10 inches. Near Fine.
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- Date Published 1925
- Keywords Photographs | 1920s Cinema | Silent Film | Architecture