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Palace Theater
Port Richmond
The Fabian Drive-In Theater - Richmond Avenue
Opened May, 1948 - Closed 1965
(to the right of the drive-in is the Old Staten Island Airport which closed in 1964)
The Stadium, Tottenville 1927-1951
Victory Theater Tompkinsville
Just added thanks to Joe Tuff
( He has been great at finding old theater photos for this page)
Elm Theater - John and Innis Street (Near Port Richmond H. S.)
Harbor Theater - Richmond Terrace and Harbor Road
Rex Theater - Canal Street near the corner of Wright Street
The Lyric - Rosebank - Tompkins and Clifton Streets
New Dorp Theater ( Later known as Staten )
135 New Dorp Lane
(this is not the lane theater it was on the opposite side of the street closer to the train tracks )
The Ritz in its heyday
The St. George Theater
The Capitol Theater
located on the west side of Broadway ,2nd building North from Castleton, the floor
was wooden, and the female usher-matron looked like prison guard from an old gangster movie,
but she had one talent, while patrolling the aisles,
she threw pop corn from the box into the air, and never missed her mouth.
The
Strand ( Actually built on the sand ) between South Beach and Graham Beach
It was located alongside the Grand View Hotel, which became Mays Hotel in the 1930's, as you can see in the photo below
the Mays Hotel turned the Strand Theater into a DANCE HALL
The Theaters of Staten Island
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Fabian's Palace Theater - 108 Richmond Avenue - Port Richmond |
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Palace Theater - Tottenville |
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Lane Theater - 168 New Dorp Lane - New Dorp |
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New Dorp (Staten) Theater - 135 New Dorp Lane - New Dorp |
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Strand Theater - Nelson Avenue - Great Kills 1926 |
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The Victory Theater - 120 Victory Blvd. - Tompkinsville 1925-1961 |
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Fabian's Paramount - 560 Bay Street - Stapleton 1920s |
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Fabian's Capitol - 300 Broadway - West New Brighton 1924 |
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Fabian's Stadium - 217 Main Street - Tottenville 1927 - 1951 |
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Fabian's Liberty - 70 Beach Street - Stapleton 1918 |
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Fabian's Ritz - 295 Richmond Avenue - Port Richmond 1924 |
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Fabian's St. George - 27 Hyatt St. - St. George 1930 |
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Empire - 2094 Richmond Terrace - Port Richmond 1916-1978 |
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The Lyric - Rosebank - Tompkins and Clifton Avenues |
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Elm Theater - John and Innis Street (Near Port Richmond H. S.) |
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Harbor Theater - Richmond Terrace and Harbor Road |
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The Richmond Theater - Stapleton 1906-1912 |
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Park Theater - Stapleton |
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Happyland Theater - South Beach |
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The Star - New Brighton |
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New Plaza - West New Brighton |
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Bijou - Stapleton |
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Fabian Drive-in - Richmond Avenue, Greenridge 1948-1965 |
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Rex Theater - 137 Canal Street - Stapleton - near the corner of Wright Street |
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Lyseum or Orpheum - Sand Lane - South Beach (not verified yet) ??? |
If anyone remembers the St. George Theatre, you will be glad to hear
it has been revitalized and is open for business,
it is now a showplace for Broadway quality entertainment, concerts, comedy and much more.
I have personally been to this theater many times and I can say, it rivals many of the theater houses in Manhattan.
To read about or to get tickets please click the photo below
The St. George Theatre
