Princess Theatre
230 E. William Street,
Wichita,
KS
67202
230 E. William Street,
Wichita,
KS
67202
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Architects: Carl Boller, Robert O. Boller
Firms: Boller Brothers
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Opened on April 5, 1909 as a legitimate house, the Princess Theatre switched to a grind house policy after the Wichita Theatre opened in 1918. It was closed in 1926, and was demolished in 1927.
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The Princess Theater closed in 1926 and was demolished in 1927 to make room for the new Innes Department Store (now the Joan Finney State Office Building).
Carl Boller & Bro., Architects, ran an ad in the January 16, 1916 issue of The Wichita Daily Eagle saying that the firm had designed the Princess and Crawford Theatres as well as the new Palace Theatre, which was opening the following day.
Auditorium photo added courtesy Rhea Foster‎.