The Norris Theatre opened on December 22, 1930 in Norristown, the county seat of Montgomery County, a suburb of Philadelphia. The first feature film was the romantic comedy “Fast and …

The Grand Theatre was the principal theatre in Norristown until the Sablosky Brothers built and opened the 2,360 seat Norris Theatre in 1930.

Centre Theater proudly brings local productions and shows into the heart of Norristown and is home to the Charles L. Blockson Exhibition of African-American history and culture

Built in 1850, Centre Theater is a historic Norristown location that once hosted Mark Twain. The theater is controlled by the Greater Norristown Society for the Arts and is operated by …

The Garrick Theatre was in operation prior to 1910 as a vaudeville house. It was owned and operated by the Sablosky family, who dominated the theater business in Norristown for …

Sep 7, 2013 · The 2,300 seat Norris Theatre opened on December 22, 1933. It was run by the Sablosky Brothers, who ran the Norris Amusement Company, which included all the theaters …

This etching shows Norristown as it appeared in 1834. This photograph shows the Grand Theater (previously the Grand Opera House) on E. Main St. in Norristown. Next to the theater is the …

This photograph shows the Grand Theater (previously the Grand Opera House) on E. Main St. in Norristown. Next to the theater is the headquarters of the Norristown Daily Herald. The …

Jun 11, 2021 · The Grand Theater, a single screen, 1,460 seat theater formerly at 63 E. Main Street, Norristown, PA. Built by the Sablosky brothers as part of the Stanley Corporation of …

Mar 27, 2014 · Today's Throwback Thursday will talk about the history of the theater and why it still stings today. Let's begin the trip down memory lane. Ticket prices to a show were 20 cents …