Andalus Theatre
4828 Vine Street,
Cincinnati,
OH
45217
4828 Vine Street,
Cincinnati,
OH
45217
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Additional Info
Architects: Clifford Clayton, Paul A. Jones
Firms: Paul A. Jones & Co. Architects
Styles: Atmospheric, Spanish Moorish
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The Andalus Theatre opened March 22, 1931 and closed in 1958. It was used as a church until it was torn down in 1999 to make way for a new library. In 2009, the site is still an empty lot.
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Anna Horton, Ray Martinez
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Recent comments (view all 25 comments)
indyta1989 The Newman Manufacturing Co. made the 25 bronze doors which were installed at our 1927 4$ million dollar Albee Th. on East Fifth St. Some of those doors today reside at another Thomas Lamb designed theater, which is the Ohio Th. in Columbus,Oh.
That is interesting Hank, sounds Iike Newman was into a good variety of metal works.
Thank You Hank, I will send you the envelope.
Hank, by the time I got back to the post here to write down your address it was gone. Can you please send me your address via email to
Thanks!
Word has arrived that St. Bernard will be getting a new library on the now empty site which formerly held the Andalus Theatre.
March 22nd, 1931 grand opening ad in photo section
The spanking new St. Bernard Library just had their opening ceremmonies June 22,2015, on the former foot print of the Andalus Theater.
I have this exact same ticket eater. I was unsure of what it was and just happened to search it on Google as I was curious to see what it actually was used for.
I figured it had to do with movies or events as there were still small bits of tickets in it when I first picked it up.
Rendering and circa 1950 photo added.
Currently there is a Wendy’s @ that location.