Colonial Theatre
208 Avenue A,
Weirton,
WV
26062
208 Avenue A,
Weirton,
WV
26062
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Previous Names: Olympic Theatre
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The Olympic Theatre was an early movie theatre in the town of Weirton, WV. It had opened by July 13, 1916 when it was damaged by fire. It was repaired and reopened on September 23, 1916. It was located at the northern end of town. It was later renamed Colonial Theatre and was operated by Charles H. Miller & Mike Stamatoulakis. They also operated the Rex Theatre, together with Gus Vallas.
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Here is news about the Olympic Theatre from the September 23, 1916 issue of Moving Picture World: “Weirton’s Olympic Reopened. Weirton, W. Va. -The Olympic theater, Weirton, W. V., which was damaged by fire on July 13 to the extent of $1,500, has been reopened after undergoing extensive repairs. The house presents an even more pleasing appearance than before the fire, as much new and attractive equipment has been installed. High-class feature pictures are shown afternoon and evening. C. H. Miller is owner and manager of the Olympic.”