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Revision as of 16:38, 8 February 2023
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- Name
- Wayne Theater
- Information
- Motion Picture and Sound Recording
- Founded
- Date unknown
- Dissolved
- Date unknown
- Wooster, 44691, Ohio, United States
SchinesWoosterTheaterBldg.jpg
The Wayne Theater was built by the Mott-Kinney Corporation, in 1935. It primarily showed action movies with features like westerns and serials. It was sold to the Daily Record in 1958 and used as a storage area. Then Walter and Margaret Brubaker leased the site of the old Wayne Theater from the Daily Record, and after a complete remodeling of the building they opened the movie theater as the Lyric Two in 1968.
Quick Facts
The Wayne Theater was built by the Mott-Kinney Corporation, in 1935. It primarily showed action movies with features like westerns and serials. It was sold to the Daily Record in 1958 and used as a storage area. Then Walter and Margaret Brubaker leased the site of the old Wayne Theater from the Daily Record, and after a complete remodeling of the building they opened the movie theater as the Lyric Two in 1968.
Gallery
Wayne Theatre
Newspaper articles
Daily Record, 1974-DEC-3 p.27.
