The address needs to be corrected. The former theatre is at 112 W Main and has been repurposed as a bowling alley named Uncle Bob’s Bowling Center. I spoke with an employee there who verified it was the old Dickinson Theater. Function should be Bowling Alley.
The address needs to be corrected. The former theatre is at 112 W Main and has been repurposed as a bowling alley named Uncle Bob’s Bowling Center. I spoke with an employee there who verified it was the old Dickinson Theater. Function should be Bowling Alley.
Function should be bar/restaurant
Website link is broken. Correct one is here. No longer operated by Wildwood Theaters. Phone # 608-743-0100.
The former theatre is now a school for medical technician training.
Now known as the Monte Rio Theater & Extravaganza. Besides first-run movies, live entertainment is offered. Website
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The theatre part of the Hearst has been closed according to their Facebook page. Last films were shown on Oct 2 2025.
The plan for the new replacement theatre can be seen here.
Demolished. A new theatre is proposed to be built in its place. Story here
Here’s a story about the closing. Article
Google Street View of August 2025 shows the building in use as a hardware store.
Occupancy is 34 seats in the theatre, according to the Bookstore website
Closing story here.
Congratulations! Very entertaining and informative site.
Currently closed.
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Currently an indoor flea market.
Google Street View of June 2024 shows the marquee indicating that a church is in the former concession stand.
Permanently closed.
To functions should be added: Movies, classic and film festivals.
The owners of the Music Box Theatre in Chicago have acquired this theatre. Story here.
Story about adding a 3rd screen to the theatre can be found here.
Renovation story here. The building also serves as a city hall and college satellite campus.