Fair Theatre

The Fair Theatre was an independently operated house named for its owner, Norman Fair. It is mentioned dozens of times in issues of Boxoffice going back as far as 1938. I’ve found Norman Fair mentioned as operator of the Fair Theatre in issues of Boxoffice as late as 1977.

The July 4, 1953, issue of Boxoffice reported that the Fair Theatre had suffered a major fire. The rebuilding was protracted. The March 20, 1954, issue of Boxoffice said that rebuilding was continuing and Norman Fair expected to have the theater open late that month or in the first half of April, but the reopening was not announced in Boxoffice until their July 31 issue, so there might have been even more delays.

Here is some information about the performing arts center:
http://tinyurl.com/5ugcwd

The Fair theatre has been transformed into a performing arts theatre. It has a new manager and many renovations have been done. Although the theatre is now mainly for plays, it will be showing movies from time to time. They played one not too long ago. The theatre has a lot of plays now. They also have sings. The theatre is really growing. The new manager has done a fine job with it.

showing movies/other again. Played It’s a wonderful life over Christmas