Category: 4th Street Theatre
Built in 1913 and opened on February 8, 1914, the 4th Street Theatre is the oldest vaudeville house in mid-Missouri and, by some distance, the busiest venue in Randolph County — a monthly classic movie night, touring music, monthly blues jams and the 4th St Players. It seated 1,000 originally; today it seats 299. Tickets cost ten cents in 1914. It was a cinema for 83 years, then donated to the Historical Society in 1997 and restored debt-free by the community. It is at 110 N. 4th Street — three wrong addresses circulate. The building, the board and where to buy a ticket.
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The 4th Street Theatre: 1913, 299 seats, and the busiest venue in the county
Continue reading →: The 4th Street Theatre: 1913, 299 seats, and the busiest venue in the countyBuilt 1913, opened February 1914, designed by Ludwig Abt, saved by a donation in 1997. The real address — three wrong ones are circulating — and where to actually buy a ticket.
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The 4th Street Theatre and the 4th St Players
Continue reading →: The 4th Street Theatre and the 4th St PlayersA 1914 vaudeville house still running as a 300-seat performing arts center, its board, and how to find out what is playing.
