Prospect Theater - Revision history

Phil at 22:32, 23 April 2011

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Phil at 16:06, 21 February 2010

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Phil at 19:19, 10 January 2009

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Phil at 03:30, 5 October 2008

2008-10-05T03:30:10Z

Phil: New page: The '''Prospect Theater''' was a movie theater once located in the Hillcrest neighborhood of Little Rock. The theater site is now occupied by a Kroger grocery store parking lot (behind...

2008-10-05T03:17:12Z

New page: The '''Prospect Theater''' was a movie theater once located in the Hillcrest neighborhood of Little Rock. The theater site is now occupied by a Kroger grocery store parking lot (behind...

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The '''Prospect Theater''' was a movie theater once located in the [[Hillcrest]] neighborhood of Little Rock. The theater site is now occupied by a Kroger grocery store parking lot (behind [[Rhea's Drugstore]]).

==References==

==External links==

[[Category:Theaters]]

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-The '''Prospect Theater''' was a 600-seat movie theater once located at 620 North Beech Street in the [[Hillcrest]] neighborhood of Little Rock.
+The '''Prospect Theater''' was a 600-seat movie theater once located at 620 North Beech Street off Kavanaugh in the [[Hillcrest]] neighborhood of Little Rock. In 1927 the theater served as the first home of the [[Pulaski Heights Christian Church]].
-In 1927 the theater served as the first home of the [[Pulaski Heights Christian Church]].
+The movie theater is remembered for its Saturday matinees, where kids drew tickets for various prizes from a spinning stage drum.
 The theater was transformed into the CBS affiliate [[KRTV]] television studio in 1953. KRTV (UHF Channel 17) was the first local television station in the city of Little Rock, beginning its first broadcast at 2 PM on April 4, 1953. KRTV built a 875-foot tower for broadcasts next door. KRTV hosted the locally-produced show [[Betty's Little Rascals]] with Betty Fowler. The studio became home to [[KATV]] in 1954.

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 The theater was transformed into the CBS affiliate [[KRTV]] television studio in 1953. KRTV (UHF Channel 17) was the first local television station in the city of Little Rock, beginning its first broadcast at 2 PM on April 4, 1953. KRTV built a 875-foot tower for broadcasts next door. KRTV hosted the locally-produced show [[Betty's Little Rascals]] with Betty Fowler. The studio became home to [[KATV]] in 1954.
-The theater was destroyed by fire in 1957. The theater site is now occupied by a former Kroger grocery store parking lot (behind [[Rhea's Drugstore]]).
+The theater was destroyed by fire in 1957. The theater site is now occupied by a former [[Kroger]] grocery store parking lot (behind [[Rhea's Drugstore]]).
 ==References==

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−	The '''Prospect Theater''' was a movie theater once located at 620 North Beech Street in the [[Hillcrest]] neighborhood of Little Rock.	+	The '''Prospect Theater''' was a 600-seat movie theater once located at 620 North Beech Street in the [[Hillcrest]] neighborhood of Little Rock.

	In 1927 the theater served as the first home of the [[Pulaski Heights Christian Church]].		In 1927 the theater served as the first home of the [[Pulaski Heights Christian Church]].

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-The '''Prospect Theater''' was a movie theater once located in the [[Hillcrest]] neighborhood of Little Rock. The theater site is now occupied by a Kroger grocery store parking lot (behind [[Rhea's Drugstore]]).
+The '''Prospect Theater''' was a movie theater once located at 620 North Beech Street in the [[Hillcrest]] neighborhood of Little Rock.
 ==References==
 ==External links==
 [[Category:Theaters]]