The story
This burlesque palace hosted Blaze Starr and Tempest Storm until Newark outlawed nudity in 1955, then became a filming location for 'The Many Saints of Newark.'
Everything that was here
- 1912–1986
Adams TheatreTheater
This burlesque palace hosted Blaze Starr and Tempest Storm until Newark outlawed nudity in 1955, then became a filming location for 'The Many Saints of Newark.'
See the map in 1913 → - 1920–1982
Branford TheatreTheater
This 2,823-seat movie palace opened with Pola Negri in 'Passion' and closed showing 'Drive-In Massacre' in an ugly red and blue multiplex conversion.
See the map in 1921 →
Nearby history
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