There are 2 movie theaters listed under Northampton in the 1927 Film Daily Yearbook. One is the Academy and the other is the “Coolidge” with 1000 seats and open daily. I guess that the Coolidge is actually the Calvin.
OK, the older Fox Theatre in Springfield mentioned in the postings of Sept 28 2007 and just above is listed here in Cinema Treasurew as the Art Theatre, CT #3721.
Of the 9 movie theaters listed under Holyoke in the 1927 FDY, I found all but 2 here in CT. Those 2 are the Royal with 385 seats, open daily; and the Three Star, 350 seats, open daily.
The Rialto is listed in the 1927 Film Daily Yearbook as having 750 seats. They have 5 movie theaters listed for Everett: the Capitol, the Modern, the Broadway (850 seats), the Rialto, and the Strand (800) seats. I don’t know how acccurate the list is.
There is a Strand Theatre listed for Everett in the 1927 Film Daily Yearbook with 800 seats. From info posted above, the Strand was an earlier name for the Park.
There are 2 movie theaters listed under Northampton in the 1927 Film Daily Yearbook. One is the Academy and the other is the “Coolidge” with 1000 seats and open daily. I guess that the Coolidge is actually the Calvin.
As the Academy, this theater is listed in the 1927 Film Daily Yearbook as having 1000 seats and open 6 days per week.
OK, the older Fox Theatre in Springfield mentioned in the postings of Sept 28 2007 and just above is listed here in Cinema Treasurew as the Art Theatre, CT #3721.
As Fox’s Theatre, this house is listed in the 1927 Film Daily Yearbook as having 1300 seats and open daily.
The Bijou is listed in the 1927 Film Daily Yearbook as having 900 seats and open daily.
The Broadway is listed in the 1927 Film Daily Yearbook as having 2200 seats and open daily.
The Capitol in Springfield is listed in the 1927 Film Daily Yearbook as having 1800 seats and open daily.
As the “Phillipps”, this theater is listed in the 1927 Film Daily Yearbook as having 916 seats, open daily.
The Garden is listed in the 1927 Film Daily Yearbook as having 630 seats, open daily.
The Jefferson is listed in the 1927 Film Daily Yearbook as having 1036 seats and open daily.
The Poli Palace is listed in the 1927 Film Daily Yearbook as having 2500 seats and open daily.
The Strand in Springfield is listed in the 1927 Film Daily Yearbook as having 746 seats and open daily.
There was apparently an earlier Fox Theatre somewhere in Springfield. The 1927 Film Daily Yearbook lists “Fox’s” with 1300 seats, open daily.
Of the 9 movie theaters listed under Holyoke in the 1927 FDY, I found all but 2 here in CT. Those 2 are the Royal with 385 seats, open daily; and the Three Star, 350 seats, open daily.
The Victory is listed in the 1927 Film Daily Yearbook as having 2286 seats and open daily.
the Suffolk is listed in the 1927 Film Daily Yearbook as having 1100 seats and open daily.
The Strand is listed in the 1927 Film Daily Yearbook as having 1175 seats and open daily.
The Majestic is listed in the 1927 Film Daily Yearbook as having 687 seats and open daily.
The Globe is listed in the 1927 Film Daily Yearbook as having 480 seats and open daily.
As the Holyoke Theatre, this house is listed in the 1927 Film Daily Yearbook as having 1800 seats and open daily.
The Bijou is listed in the 1927 Film Daily Yearbook as having 1300 seats and open only 1 day per week (I wonder if that’s a typo).
The Rialto is listed in the 1927 Film Daily Yearbook as having 750 seats. They have 5 movie theaters listed for Everett: the Capitol, the Modern, the Broadway (850 seats), the Rialto, and the Strand (800) seats. I don’t know how acccurate the list is.
The Capitol is listed in the 1927 Film Daily Yearbook, but with no info.
There is a Strand Theatre listed for Everett in the 1927 Film Daily Yearbook with 800 seats. From info posted above, the Strand was an earlier name for the Park.
The 1927 Film Daily Yearbook has one movie theater listed for Edgartown, the Elm Theatre, 475 seats, open 3 days per week.