Description: Great lot of 3 vintage Loew's Century stubs. The one on the far right has some damage but is still attached. This John J. Zink-designed theater was opened on May 7, 1921 with Mae Murray in “The Guilded Lily” and Ernest Lubitch’s “Deception”. Located on W. Lexington Street between Charles Street and Cathedral Street. Seating 3,048, the Loew’s Century Theatre was built with an upstairs ballroom which opened on October 29, 1921. The Century Theatre was equipped with a Moller organ, but this was replaced by a Wurlitzer 3 manual 13 ranks instrument in mid-1926. In 1926, the upstairs ballroom was converted by John Eberson into another movie theatre, the Loew’s Valencia Theatre (which has its own page on Cinema Treasures), designed in an Atmospheric style. The Century Theatre featured a somewhat plain and small boxy marquee, but a huge vertical sign spelling out, originally, “Loew’s”, which was later changed to “Century”. The Loew’s Century Theatre closed on January 8, 1961 (the Loew’s Valencia Theatre had closed in 1955). In the summer of 1962 the building was razed to make way for the Charles Center, an office complex. Two options for shipping: $1 for a regular stamped envelope, $4 for some extra padding and tracking. Just be sure to select which service you prefer at checkout. Any questions just ask. Will ship with extra care. 24B
Price: 21.37 USD
Location: Saint Augustine, Florida
End Time: 2024-12-19T23:35:27.000Z
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