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..............................................................................4604 Liberty Hgts Avenue ............................................................................. Baltimore City, Maryland |
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1930's ............................................................................ Closed by the late 1960's .................Currently vacant / Used in later years as a hair salon, salon school, roller rink and perhaps a church. .............................Art Deco front, very nice theatre - right across the street from the Gwynn Theatre |
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| Northwest Baltimore has several of
the more interesting movie houses, but it's the Ambassador Theatre which
is perhaps the most interesting to see. The theatre sat just above 900 people,
and the front looks much like it did when it first opened. The Art Deco
theater commands the block, and while it hasn't been a movie theater
for years, it still shines in the grace it once had had. Right across the
street was the Gwynn Movie
Theatre. Check out Kilduffs Quick Directory here at our new Tagpage. |
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The front of the Ambassador in the mid 1980's as the theater was being converted for use as a church.T.Paul Photo |
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One of the outstanding features about the Ambassador Theatre is the vertical marquee, which dominates Liberty Heights Avenue. T.Paul Photo |
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Looking south at the Ambassador marquee. T.Paul Photo |
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| The Ambassador has in recent
years, been used as a church, a beauty school, and again as a church.
The theater was built in the mid 1930's, and it's opening helped shut
down the Gwynn across
the street. The Ambassador is a real gem of a building, and the
exterior has survived the years quite well although the interior, from what
I understand, has been completely gutted. July 2009 rumors are the building
is up for auction, but as of 2010, noone has bought the building.The building
still stands as of 2010. |
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