My family (Osterberg’s) also operated a creamee stand (soft serve ice cream) out of the window on the far right of the front of the theater as well as a tv repair shop and cable tv construction co out of the building over the years. The creamee stand was quite popular as it was the street the entire town used to get to the swimming pool all summer.
On the verge of closing the theater doors in 67-68 the theater became the first adult theater in Vermont and continued successfully and was sold operating in 1971.
My family Gus, Gail, Leonard and Janet Osterberg owned, operated and lived upstairs at the Savoy Theater from approx. 1965 through 1971. I was looking for photos when I stumbled across this web site I hope to add more info in the near furture.
My family (Osterberg’s) also operated a creamee stand (soft serve ice cream) out of the window on the far right of the front of the theater as well as a tv repair shop and cable tv construction co out of the building over the years. The creamee stand was quite popular as it was the street the entire town used to get to the swimming pool all summer. On the verge of closing the theater doors in 67-68 the theater became the first adult theater in Vermont and continued successfully and was sold operating in 1971.
The Savoy Theater burned to the ground in approx. 1974 and was owned by John Flanagan at the time, the cause of the fire was undetermined I believe.
My family Gus, Gail, Leonard and Janet Osterberg owned, operated and lived upstairs at the Savoy Theater from approx. 1965 through 1971. I was looking for photos when I stumbled across this web site I hope to add more info in the near furture.