
Columbia Theatre
121 E. 6th Street,
East Liverpool,
OH
43920
121 E. 6th Street,
East Liverpool,
OH
43920
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Previous Names: McLintock Electric Theatre
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Operated as the Columbia Theater from January 1912. It was modernized in 1937. It was closed in late-1966.
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I WENT TO A LOT OF MOVIES AT THE COLUMBIA THEATRE AS A KID IN THE 50’S AND 60’S. AT ONE TIME THE THEATRE CLOSED DOWN AND REOPENED MONTHS LATER IN THE EARLY 60’S AND THE PRICE WAS ONLY 35 CENTS TO SEE A TRIPLE FEATURE! HECK, WITH A BUCK, YOU COULD SEE THE 3 MOVIES, GET POPCORN AND A COKE, AND STILL GO HOME WITH CHANGE!
This house might be the one that someone suggested was built for other uses. It was an odd building that never really looked like a proper theatre. It finished life as a meat market before going totally dark, losing its marquee, and eventually being demolished. It was always know as a B house and a lot of the older folks in town remembered never going there because of the rumors of it being dirty and having rats!!
The August 11, 1937, issue of The Film Daily had this announcement of the reopening of the Columbia Theatre in East Liverpool:
Two photos of the Columbia Theatre appear about two thirds of the way down this web page provided by the East Liverpool Historical Society.The Columbia Theatre was named after a theater-naming contest that was held on September 27, 1911, won by local residents Mrs. Ella Hale, Herman Roth, and Kenneth Hauck. The Columbia Theatre opened in January 1912 by manager George L. McClintock who was also the president of a local automobile club.
The Columbia Theatre closed in late-1966.