Deer Park Theatre
30 Deer Shore Square,
North Babylon,
NY
11703
30 Deer Shore Square,
North Babylon,
NY
11703
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Previously operated by: Associated Independent Theatres Inc.
Functions: Retail
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A mid-sized neighborhood theatre located in a shopping center at the intersection of Deer Park Avenue and Bay Shore Road. It was opened July 30, 1959 with “South Pacific”, and closed around September 1984.
Although the facade of the shopping center has been refinished, the upper portion of the theatre is visible from a distance. The space is now home to Mama Sbarro’s.
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Rob Boehm
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Despite the new facade added to the shopping center the top of the theater is visible from a distance. When you go around the back it’s very obvious since the theater was longer than the other stores are deep.
Added a current photo. Roof line (with a man on top) barely visible.
I SAW AN INTERESTING MIX OF MOVIES THERE,“GIRLS ARE FOR LOVING"of THE X rated girl spy series,WOODY ALLEN’s"WHAT’S UP TIGER LILY"and MARTIN SCORCESIE’S"NEW YORK,NEW YORK”.THE ONLY BAD MOVIE THEATER IS ONE THAT’S BEEN CLOSED DOWN.
Thank you to whoever added that photo ! I was only here twice in my life: 1) Saw “Ben” sequel to “Willard” in 1972. 2) YEARS later, saw a “midnight movie” screening of “Dawn of the Dead” in the very early 1980s . Was this a UA theater? UA had a thing called “Midnight Madness” circa 1980-1982: showed Pink Floyd The Wall, Dawn of the Dead, Kids Are Alright, etc. This theater reminded me of the Mayfair in Commack — a big square box. Love the sign with the orange plastic and “Deer Park” in script neon !
Bloop never a UA. Always AIT (Associated Independent Theaters). The signage for the AIT Hauppauge had the same coloration.
Need some good pics of Hauppauge , by the way.
P.S. This is a DECADES old movie theater that was walkable from lots of neighborhoods: there should be a LOT more comments here …..