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jaburgreen commented about Orpheum Theater Hannibal, MO bought by Chalet Theaters (UPDATED) on Oct 7, 2006 at 11:11 am

The Orpheum Theater is still FOR SALE and Prestige Realty would be more than happy to disclose the financial information and honestly answer all pertinent questions for those who are interested in purchasing this wonderful building. As one of the owners, I am extremely satisfied with Prestige’s professional approach in handling the sale of the Orpheum Theater. If you would like to have accurate and factual information, please contact Kristy Trevathan of Prestige Realty at (573) 221-8171. This property is also being listed on EBAY until October 28, 2006.

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jaburgreen commented about Orpheum Theater Hannibal, MO bought by Chalet Theaters (UPDATED) on Oct 7, 2006 at 9:53 am

The Orpheum Theater is still FOR SALE and Prestige Realty would be more than happy to disclose the financial information and honestly answer all pertinent questions for those who are interested in purchasing this wonderful building. As one of the owners, I am extremely satisfied with Prestige’s professional approach in handling the sale of the Orpheum Theater. If you would like to have accurate and factual information, please contact Kristy Trevathan of Prestige Realty at (573) 221-8171. This property is also being listed on EBAY until October 28, 2006.

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jaburgreen commented about Orpheum Theater on Oct 7, 2006 at 4:14 am

Prestige Realty would be more than happy to disclose the financial information of the Orpheum Theater and honestly answer all pertinent questions for those who are interested in purchasing this wonderful building. As one of the owners, I am extremely satisfied with Prestige’s professional approach in handling the sale of the Orpheum Theater.

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jaburgreen commented about Orpheum Theater on Oct 7, 2006 at 3:37 am

Chalet Theaters has NOT purchased the Historic Orpheum Theater. Chalet Theaters offered a “Lease to Purchase” option which was considered by the owners (me being one of the owners), but Chalet Theaters rescinded their offer BEFORE any contracts were signed. Therefore, the Orpheum Theater is still FOR SALE!! For more information regarding the purchase of this beautiful theater please contact Kristy Trevathan of Prestige Realty at (573) 221-8171 or go to the listing on EBAY.

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jaburgreen commented about Theater For Sale? on Oct 12, 2005 at 4:49 am

FOR SALE – The historic ORPHEUM THEATER in HANNIBAL, MISSOURI, a 1922 Vaudeville and silent movie house that has 952 seats. Past performers have included The Marx Brothers, Ed Wynn, John Phillip Sousa, Louis Armstrong, Fats Waller, Betty Hutton and Duke Ellington (READ ABOUT THE ORPHEUM THEATER ON THIS WEBSITE.) It is in mid-renovation and the theater will be sold with historic tax credits and restoration blue prints. The movie screen is still in tact. Hannibal is the boyhood home of Mark Twain and is a tourist destination. Inquiries should be sent to

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jaburgreen commented about Theater For Sale? on Oct 12, 2005 at 4:49 am

FOR SALE – The historic ORPHEUM THEATER in HANNIBAL, MISSOURI, a 1922 Vaudeville and silent movie house that has 952 seats. Past performers have included The Marx Brothers, Ed Wynn, John Phillip Sousa, Louis Armstrong, Fats Waller, Betty Hutton and Duke Ellington (READ ABOUT THE ORPHEUM THEATER ON THIS WEBSITE.) It is in mid-renovation and the theater will be sold with historic tax credits and restoration blue prints. The movie screen is still in tact. Hannibal is the boyhood home of Mark Twain and is a tourist destination. Inquiries should be sent to

jaburgreen
jaburgreen commented about Theater For Sale? on Oct 12, 2005 at 4:49 am

FOR SALE – The historic ORPHEUM THEATER in HANNIBAL, MISSOURI, a 1922 Vaudeville and silent movie house that has 952 seats. Past performers have included The Marx Brothers, Ed Wynn, John Phillip Sousa, Louis Armstrong, Fats Waller, Betty Hutton and Duke Ellington (READ ABOUT THE ORPHEUM THEATER ON THIS WEBSITE.) It is in mid-renovation and the theater will be sold with historic tax credits and restoration blue prints. The movie screen is still in tact. Hannibal is the boyhood home of Mark Twain and is a tourist destination. Inquiries should be sent to