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49 Reisterstown Rd ...........................................................................Reisterstown, Maryland |
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.....................................Kilduff's look at the New Theatre in Reisterstown Maryland Kilduffs / Thomas Paul Photo .......................................................................................................................................................................Version 6.17 |
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.........................................................................................................New Theatre as a Sunny's Surplus Store in the early 1970's Reisterstown, in Northwest Baltimore County, has had several movie theatre names that I have located, but several seemto be names for the New Theatre, seen above. In 1931, the FDA listed a State Theatre for the town, but at this point, no other information has been found on the State. I am still looking into the 1920's history of the town, but in 1928, Reisterstown suffered a fire that destroyed much of the business district. ..................................
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................................................................................................................................Reisterstown in the " early years ". |
| ......By the late 1930's, references were
found for both the Reistertsown Theatre and New Theatre, although from what
I can find, the address of 49 Reisterstown Road was listed for both. However,
the Reisterstown showed a seating of 300, while the New showed more than
500. Besides the confusion on these theatre names, the Montrose is also listed
in 1938, but I believe that was the nearby Montrose School. At last
check , the New Theatre building still stands, used for years as a Sunny
Surplus store and currently being used by a business. |
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....... .......Above - two views of the New Theatre back when it shows movies - circa 1940's |
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