Louisiana Theatre
338 3rd Street,
Baton Rouge,
LA
70801
338 3rd Street,
Baton Rouge,
LA
70801
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Previously operated by: Paramount Pictures Inc., Saenger Amusement Company
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The Louisiana Theatre was opened on July 19, 1913 with “Shanghied”, “Shadows of the Past” & Warren Kerrigan in “A Tale of Death Valley”. In 1927 it was equipped with a Robert Morton 2 manual 5 ranks organ. It was taken over by Paramount Pictures Inc. and operated through their subsidiary E.V. Richards. It was closed in 1954.
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A shot of the theatre at opening in May 1913 by P.E. Coe is in photos.
The Louisiana Theatre gets a short paragraph in this article, which says the house closed in 1954.
Here is an article about the Theatre Louisiana and its operators, P. E. Coe and L. H. Grandjeau, from the October 24, 1914, issue of Motion Picture News.
This opened on July 19th, 1913. Grand opening ad posted.