Looking for small theater…
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TSP
on
August 20, 2007 at 7:30 am
I’m looking for a small theater all over the country to rehab and develop a theater/film community in or add to. Hoping to find something no more than $125,000.00 but will consider other properties.
This is about making a living, but also giving back to the community and working with my artistic soul.
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I have a wonderful theater for sale. It is a little bit more than you are asking but it is operating and profitable right now. Please call me at 262-853-4338. The web sight is: Lorrainetheaters.com Thanks Kevin
The Cameo in Binghamton, New York seems to fit your description.
There is already a good theatre community in the area, sadly the only historic art movie house burned to the ground several years back.
Yes, I know they rebuilt in a commercial building.
No, it will never be the same.
There will be help from one community arts group to another, that I can say.
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I have a nice theater in TX near the border of Mexico ( 75 miles) that the nearest theater is 40 miles away, with balcony for the price, thanks
I’m also looking for a theatre, how can I contact you?
We have a nice theatre in ohio> we show movies and also do live stage shows and concerts.www.norwalktheatre.com
Or e-mail me at We can talk futher there.
ssteve and Another Theater Buff I need a correct email address to reach you both at.
Thanks
Sorry about that
I have a theatre, built in 1929, well preserved, nestled in the Catskill mountains, located about 2.5 hrs from NYC. Although it is more than you are asking, it comes with 3 retail stores, apartment, and studio, so the rents would cover the mortgage, plus some owner financing. Send me an e-mail and I will send you a brochure.
WELLINGTON, KS â€" The Regent Theatre is for sale or lease. Currently opening showing first run movies. It also has capabilities for dinner theater or other entertainment. Please
email for more information. Price negotiable.
To TSP:
I am a preservationist who is seeking parties of interest that may “save the day” for an endangered early 20th century NY theater by the prolific Thomas Lamb. The theater may be available for lease or purchase. If you are interested, please contact me at your earliest convenience for more information. Timing is crucial! Thanks!