Princess Theatre

105 5th Avenue W,
Springfield, TN 37172

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Additional Info

Previously operated by: Crescent Amusement Co.

Architects: Jack J. Liebenberg

Firms: Liebenberg and Kaplan

Functions: Office Space

Previous Names: Bell Theatre

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Princess Theatre

Operating as the Bell Theatre on September 4, 1915, it became the Princess Theatre in 1920.

Part of the Nashville based Crescent Amusement Co. circuit, this theatre was still operating in the mid-1950’s.

Contributed by JackCoursey

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JackCoursey
JackCoursey on February 23, 2007 at 7:34 pm

Here is a 2007 photo of the former Princess Theatre. The interior was totally gutted decades ago and converted into office space.

TLSLOEWS
TLSLOEWS on July 13, 2010 at 2:49 pm

Nice photo Jack, good to see the building is still there.

Will Dunklin
Will Dunklin on September 11, 2023 at 8:48 pm

The Nashville Tennessean newspaper for Sunday, February 21, 1926, page 13 reported on a conference of Crescent Amusement Company theater managers with company president Tony Sudekum. The group photo lists the attendees and their respective theaters.

The manager of the Springfield, Tennessee Princess Theater is listed as Vernon Rinehart.

Will Dunklin
Will Dunklin on September 18, 2023 at 11:45 pm

There is a 1 paragraph mention of the Bell Theatre opening in the Nashville Banner, Tuesday September 7, 1915, page 14

SPRINGFIELD’S NEW THEATRE Special to the Banner Springfield, Tenn., September 7,- Springfield’s new theatre, the Bell, opened for business Saturday. (September 4, 1915 ed.) The new playhouse is operated by M. Sherry and Steve Holland of Nashville. Although it is to be chiefly a motion picture and vaudeville house, it has been equipped for road shows also.

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