Hudson's Garden Theatre
3rd Avenue and Ocean Avenue,
Asbury Park,
NJ
07712
3rd Avenue and Ocean Avenue,
Asbury Park,
NJ
07712
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Previous Names: Bonnie Airdome
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The Bonnie Airdome opened June 20, 1914 and closed in the fall of 1918. It reopened as Hudson’s Garden Theatre on June 20 1919. It had a matinee at 3PM for 20 cents. Evening shows at 7:30 and 9PM were 30 cents. Smoking was permitted.
On July 14, 1920, the Garden Theatre showed D. W. Griffith’s “Scarlet Days” and on July 15th, the theatre featured Bryant Washburn in “Why Smith Left Home”.
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George Joynson
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Thanks for the info, George. Dying to find out more about this one!
This opened as Bonnie Airdome on June 20th, 1914 and closed down in Fall 1918. It reopened as Garden on June 19th, 1919. Both grand opening ads as well as a picture can be found in the photo section. It was at 3rd & Ocean.