Currently owned by the Philadelphia Neshoba County Arts Council and operated as the “Congress of Country Music” Here is a link to the organization’s theater restoration web page:
I saw Godzilla vs. Megalon at the State in 1976 when it was released in the US… It was playing mostly “B” movies, and I don’t think it lasted much longer.
This building has not been demolished, at least not as of 2024, according to Google Street imagery.
Here.
Demolished.
Greatly remolded, is now the police department.
Currently being renovated.
https://www.krtv.com/neighborhood-news/hi-line/progress-continues-on-restoring-the-roxy-theatre-in-shelby
Now the office of an accountant.
Currently owned by the Philadelphia Neshoba County Arts Council and operated as the “Congress of Country Music” Here is a link to the organization’s theater restoration web page:
http://www.pncarts.org/theatre.php
Google Street View images dated 2023 show this building still standing; it was the red brick building on the corner that was demolished in 1999.
The actual address is 220 1st St NORTH, not SOUTH.
Currently retail.
Incorrect address. 648 Main Street is correct.
https://gempioche.com/
Now an antique mall…
Demolished.
The exterior of the cinema has now been beautifully restored.
I saw Godzilla vs. Megalon at the State in 1976 when it was released in the US… It was playing mostly “B” movies, and I don’t think it lasted much longer.
This building IS NOT demolished. It is currently a cafe. Also, the correct address is 838 NW 23rd St, Portland Oregon.
Here’s a Google Map linky, you can clearly see it’s the same building…
Google Street View
As of 2024, demolished along with the building next to it.
As of 2024, vacant.
Brew pub / performance space.
Currently a dance studio…
Labeled in Google Maps as “Zap City Hall”…
Currently the clubhouse for outlaw motorcycle gang Son’s of Silence.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sons_of_Silence
Demolished.
Building is still there, with an added peaked roof. Looks like an American Legion hall.
Retail space.
The Grand is currently showing films.