Conway Theatre - Revision history

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Phil: New page: The '''Conway Theatre''' was located at 1016 Front Street in Conway, Arkansas. The theater The firm is mentioned in the 1930-1931 Conway City Directory. ==References== ==External lin...

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New page: The '''Conway Theatre''' was located at 1016 Front Street in Conway, Arkansas. The theater The firm is mentioned in the 1930-1931 Conway City Directory. ==References== ==External lin...

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The '''Conway Theatre''' was located at 1016 Front Street in [[Conway]], Arkansas. The theater The firm is mentioned in the 1930-1931 Conway City Directory.

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[[Category:Theaters]]

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−	The '''Conway Theatre''' was located at 1016 Front Street in [[Conway]], Arkansas. The theater began as an opera house, with a stage, backdrops, electrical control board, and trapdoors, but was converted at some point in order to show movies on a single screen. The theater is mentioned in the 1930-1931 Conway City Directory, but may be older. Conway Theater closed in 1974, one year after the opening of the [[UA Cinema 1 & 2]] at [[Faulkner Plaza]] in Conway.	+	The '''Conway Theatre''' was located at 1016 Front Street in [[Conway]], Arkansas. The 726-seat theater began as an opera house, with a stage, backdrops, electrical control board, and trapdoors, but was converted at some point in order to show movies on a single screen. The theater is mentioned in the 1930-1931 Conway City Directory, but may be older. Conway Theater closed in 1974, one year after the opening of the [[UA Cinema 1 & 2]] at [[Faulkner Plaza]] in Conway.

	The theater is featured in the closing titles of the [[James Bridges]] film ''[[September 30, 1955]]'' (1977).		The theater is featured in the closing titles of the [[James Bridges]] film ''[[September 30, 1955]]'' (1977).

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	The '''Conway Theatre''' was located at 1016 Front Street in [[Conway]], Arkansas. The theater began as an opera house, with a stage, backdrops, electrical control board, and trapdoors, but was converted at some point in order to show movies on a single screen. The theater is mentioned in the 1930-1931 Conway City Directory, but may be older. Conway Theater closed in 1974, one year after the opening of the [[UA Cinema 1 & 2]] at [[Faulkner Plaza]] in Conway.		The '''Conway Theatre''' was located at 1016 Front Street in [[Conway]], Arkansas. The theater began as an opera house, with a stage, backdrops, electrical control board, and trapdoors, but was converted at some point in order to show movies on a single screen. The theater is mentioned in the 1930-1931 Conway City Directory, but may be older. Conway Theater closed in 1974, one year after the opening of the [[UA Cinema 1 & 2]] at [[Faulkner Plaza]] in Conway.
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		+	The theater is featured in the closing titles of the [[James Bridges]] film ''[[September 30, 1955]]'' (1977).

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−	The '''Conway Theatre''' was located at 1016 Front Street in [[Conway]], Arkansas. The theater The ~~firm~~ is mentioned in the 1930-1931 Conway City Directory.	+	The '''Conway Theatre''' was located at 1016 Front Street in [[Conway]], Arkansas. The theater began as an opera house, with a stage, backdrops, electrical control board, and trapdoors, but was converted at some point in order to show movies on a single screen. The theater is mentioned in the 1930-1931 Conway City Directory, but may be older. Conway Theater closed in 1974, one year after the opening of the [[UA Cinema 1 & 2]] at [[Faulkner Plaza]] in Conway.

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