Lodi Theatre
125 Lodi Street,
Lodi,
WI
53555
125 Lodi Street,
Lodi,
WI
53555
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Architects: Myles E. Belongia, Urban F. Peacock
Firms: Peacock & Belongia
Functions: Martial Arts School
Styles: Quonset Hut
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The Lodi Theatre was opened in Spring of 1949 and was operated by Lyle Turner. It had a facade of concrete block with a Quonset Hut style auditorium. Closed in July 1974. In 2023 a karate school operates in the building.
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Groundbreaking for the $40,000, 425-seat theater project at Lodi, Wisconsin was noted in the December 11, 1948 issue of Boxoffice. Opening was expected in the spring of 1949. Owner Lyle Turner had been operating a theater in the town’s City Hall. The new building would feature a concrete block front with second floor office, projection booth, and cry room, and a Quonset type auditorium.