The 1927 Film Daily Yearbook lists one movie theater in North Abington, the Peerless Theatre with 300 seats, open 2 days per week. The seat count is the same as the Capitol, so I wonder if it was the same theater??
The 1927 Film Daily Yearbook lists the Wollaston Theatre which was then just opening. It says it presents movies 2 days per week. There was a theatrical stock company in residence during the Wollaston’s first years so that would have limited movie presentations. It also says that it has only 400 seats, which is way too low.
The Royal in Chicopee Falls is listed in the 1927 Film Daily Yearbook as having 709 seats. There is also a Grand Theater in Chicopee Falls with 500 seats, open daily.
The Majestic is listed in the 1927 Film Daily Yearbook with 845 seats and open daily. They also list 2 other movie venues in Easthampton: “Mfg. Co.” with 918 seats, open 4 days/week; and “W. Boylston”. I guess that “Mfg. Co.” may have been a company auditorium.
The Strand in Clinton is listed in the 1927 Film Daily Yearbook but there is no seating capacity or days of operation. It also lists the Globe Theatre with 800 seats, open daily; and the Philbin Theatre; total: 3 movie theaters in Clinton.
The 1927 Film Daily Yearbook lists one movie theater in North Abington, the Peerless Theatre with 300 seats, open 2 days per week. The seat count is the same as the Capitol, so I wonder if it was the same theater??
The 1927 Film Daily Yearbook lists the Wollaston Theatre which was then just opening. It says it presents movies 2 days per week. There was a theatrical stock company in residence during the Wollaston’s first years so that would have limited movie presentations. It also says that it has only 400 seats, which is way too low.
The 1927 FDY also lists a Premier Th. in Newburyport with 900 seats, open 6 days/week.
The 1927 Film Daily Yearbook has only one movie theater listed for Chicopee MA, the Playhouse with 900 seats.
The Royal in Chicopee Falls is listed in the 1927 Film Daily Yearbook as having 709 seats. There is also a Grand Theater in Chicopee Falls with 500 seats, open daily.
The 1927 Film Daily Yearbook lists one movie theater for Canton MA: the Orpheum with 600 seats, open 6 days/week. Is it this theater?
The Star in Lawrence is listed in the 1927 Film Daily Yearbook as having 900 seats and open daily.
The Ball Square Th. is listed in the 1927 Film Daily Yearbook as having 1000 seats and open 6 days/week.
As the “Toole Square”, this theater is listed in the 1927 Film Daily Yearbook with 1000 seats, open 6 days/week.
The Strand in Newburyport is listed in the 1927 Film Daily Yearbook as having 800 seats and open 6 days/week.
The Majestic is listed in the 1927 Film Daily Yearbook with 845 seats and open daily. They also list 2 other movie venues in Easthampton: “Mfg. Co.” with 918 seats, open 4 days/week; and “W. Boylston”. I guess that “Mfg. Co.” may have been a company auditorium.
The Brighton Th. is listed in the 1927 Film Daily Yearbook but with no information.
The Lyric in Ludlow is listed in the 1927 Film Daily Yearbook with 400 seats. It was the only theater listed under Ludlow MA.
The Cosmopolitan in Lawrence is listed in the 1927 Film Daily Yearbook as having 365 seats and open daily.
The Auditorium in Lawrence is listed in the 1927 Film Daily Yearbook as having 600 seats and open daily.
The Union Square Th. in Somerville is listed in the 1927 Film Daily Yearbook as having 1200 seats and open 6 days/week.
The Strand in Clinton is listed in the 1927 Film Daily Yearbook but there is no seating capacity or days of operation. It also lists the Globe Theatre with 800 seats, open daily; and the Philbin Theatre; total: 3 movie theaters in Clinton.
The Star in N. Brookfield is listed in the 1927 Film Daily Yearbook as having 580 seats and open 4 days/week.
The Star is listed in the 1927 Film Daily Yearbook as having 600 seats and open daily.
The Dreamland is listed in the 1927 Film Daily Yearbook as having 400 seats and open 3 days per week.
The Warwick is listed in the 1927 Film Daily Yearbook with 650 seats and open 6 days/week.
The Mattapan Th. is listed in the 1927 Film Daily Yearbook as having 500 seats and open 6 days/week.
Sanford Hall in Medway is listed in the 1927 Film Daily Yearbook as having 500 seats and open 4 days per week.
Correction: “Open 6 days”.
As “Gorman’s” this theater is listed in the 1927 Film Daily Yearbook as having 1800 seats and open 6 days per week. The seat count is too high.