Theatre history

This article was published on 03.22.18

Stuart Richardson of the Fallon Theatre shows off the digital projector. At left is the 35 millimeter projector previously used in the 1920 theatre formerly known as the New Rex. Efforts to keep the facility going have been underway for years. In 1983, it was divided into two theatres, and events like birthday parties and classes are hosted. Last weekend a benefit showing of <i>The Light Between Oceans</i> was held for a scholarship fund of the local chapter of American Association of University Women. Howard Rosenberg introduced the movie.

Stuart Richardson of the Fallon Theatre shows off the digital projector. At left is the 35 millimeter projector previously used in the 1920 theatre formerly known as the New Rex. Efforts to keep the facility going have been underway for years. In 1983, it was divided into two theatres, and events like birthday parties and classes are hosted. Last weekend a benefit showing of The Light Between Oceans was held for a scholarship fund of the local chapter of American Association of University Women. Howard Rosenberg introduced the movie.

PHOTO/DENNIS MYERS

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