Due to its proximity to the Queens Borough Bridge and a bus/trolley terminal on Second Avenue, the 58th Street Theatre drew considerable patronage from neighborhoods in western Queens. And it was too far from Flushing to be a threat to its RKO sibling there. The two Thomas Lamb atmospherics were built simultaneously and opened a week apart in late December, 1928.
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Due to its proximity to the Queens Borough Bridge and a bus/trolley terminal on Second Avenue, the 58th Street Theatre drew considerable patronage from neighborhoods in western Queens. And it was too far from Flushing to be a threat to its RKO sibling there. The two Thomas Lamb atmospherics were built simultaneously and opened a week apart in late December, 1928.