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BWW Review: Joyful Praise for UNEXPECTED JOY at WHAT
by Kristen Morale - Jul 28, 2016
This, in addition to the almost absurd talent of the cast and crew that is Unexpected Joy, is why you should all take a visit to WHAT as soon as you possibly can to witness the world premiere of this beautiful show. In association with Jim Kierstead, with a book and lyrics by Bill Russell, music by Janet Hood and now under the direction of Lynne Taylor-Corbett, this one is truly a winner. (more...)
Lauren Molina and Bri Sudia to Star in WONDERFUL TOWN at Goodman Theatre; Cast, Creatives Set!
by BWW News Desk - Jul 28, 2016
The cast and creative team is set for Tony Award winner Mary Zimmerman's revival of WONDERFUL TOWN - Leonard Bernstein's classic musical that with lyrics by Betty Comden and Adolph Green and book by Joseph Fields and Jerome Chodorov. (more...)
Photo Coverage: Go Behind the Scenes of BROADWAY UNPLUGGED at Town Hall
by Genevieve Rafter Keddy - Jul 28, 2016
Broadway Unplugged, the critically acclaimed concert with 'Sound Design by God' returned to Town Hall for its record-breaking 14th season last night, July 25. The concert starred Tony Award Winner Chuck Cooper, 2X Tony Nominee Tom Wopat, Olivier Nominee Kyle Scatliffe, 2X Drama Desk Nominee Alix Korey, Drama Desk Nominee Ryan Silverman, downtown diva Molly Pope, and many more award-winning stars. (more...)
BWW Review: Wondrous Ensemble in THE PITMEN PAINTERS at American Stage
by Peter Nason - Jul 27, 2016
Lee Hall's play ends the American Stage season with a bang; it's a lovely production. (more...)
Songwriting Partners Charles Strouse, Lee Adams in Legal Dispute Over Rights
by Michael Dale - Jul 27, 2016
The team wrote the Broadway hits BYE, BYE, BIRDIE and Applause and the classic song 'Once Upon a Time.' (more...)
'SINGIN' IN THE RAIN' To Make A Splash at North Shore Music Theatre
by BWW News Desk - Jul 27, 2016
This summer there will be cheers and Applause when it rains for three consecutive weeks on the North Shore. The excitement will be coming from audiences enjoying the splashy new production of SINGIN' IN THE RAIN at Bill Hanney's award-winning North Shore Music Theatre (NSMT). (more...)
BWW Review: The Gateway's Long Island Premiere Of PRISCILLA, QUEEN OF THE DESERT
by Melissa Giordano - Jul 27, 2016
The Gateway's exciting Long Island premiere of Priscilla, Queen Of The Desert went off without a hitch this past weekend at The Patchogue Theatre. Running through August 6th, I really can't stress enough that this musical is incredibly enjoyable and the cast, directed by David Ruttura, is top-notch. There were some changes from the 2011 Broadway production, but your big, glittery heart will definitely be smiling as you leave the theatre. (more...)
Broadway Theatre Titan James M. Nederlander Passes Away at 94
by BWW News Desk - Jul 26, 2016
According to the New York Post, Broadway James M. Nederlander passed away last night, July 25. He was 94 years old. (more...)
BWW Review: Bling, Beats, and Bollywood in A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM Bring An End to the 20th Anniversary Celebration With a Bawdy Burst at Kingsmen Shakespeare Festival
by Jeffrey Scott - Jul 23, 2016
Bling, beats, and Bollywood in 'A Midsummer Nights Dream' bring an end to the 20th Anniversary Celebration with a bawdy burst at Kingsmen Shakespeare Festival. (more...)
BWW Interview: Actor Timothy Patrick Finnegan
by Mark C. Lloyd - Jul 23, 2016
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'BRIDGES' Tour Star Cole Burden to Join HIMSELF AND NORA Off-Broadway
by BWW News Desk - Jul 22, 2016
Cole Burden (The Bridges of Madison County national tour, Les Miserables national tour) will join the cast of Himself and Nora, the new musical currently running at the Minetta Lane Theater, starting Tuesday, July 26, 2016. Cole will assume the role of 'Priest' and others. (more...)
Mile Square Theatre Presents, A World Premiere, LONG GONE DADDY
by BWW News Desk - Jul 20, 2016
Mile Square Theatre, Hudson County's leading professional theatre, is proud to present the second production of its 2016 season - the world premiere of LONG GONE DADDY, written and performed by MST's playwright-in-residence Joseph Gallo. Directed by MST artistic director Chris O'Connor, performances begin July 20 and run through August 7 in the company's new venue, located at 1400 Clinton Street in Hoboken. (more...)
BWW Review: CHICKSPEARE Moves, Audience Laughs, Comedy Wins
by Ellen Dostal - Aug 9, 2016
The ladies of CHICKSPEARE are back for another summer of Elizabethan improv, this year indoors in their new home at the El Portal Theatre in North Hollywood. It's been two years since I saw them perform on their lovely outdoor patio in Hollywood and I wondered how the experience would compare. I'm happy to report, these Bard broads get funnier every time I see them and the new venue works like a charm. (more...)
Adam Immerwahr to Make DC Directorial Debut with Theater J's THE LAST SCHWARTZ
by BWW News Desk - Aug 9, 2016
?Theater J begins the 2016-2017 season with the regional premiere of the rollicking, engaging, and thoughtful comedy, The Last Schwartz, written by Lilly Award Winner Deborah Zoe Laufer. It plays at Theater J September 7 through October 2, 2016 and kicks off the first season selected by new Artistic Director Adam Immerwahr. (more...)
BWW Review: Unsettling, Haunting SANS MERCI at none too fragile
by Roy Berko - Aug 8, 2016
When the lights went off to signal the ending of none too fragile's production of Johnna Adams' unsettling, haunting, thought-provoking Sans Merci, my immediate reaction was, 'Oh, please fellow audience members, don't clap!' (more...)
BWW Preview: NEWSIES Heads to DPAC
by Taryn Oesch - Aug 8, 2016
National Tour of Newsies Heads to DPAC. Preview with Stephen Michael Langton (more...)
BWW Review: Elza van den Heever Thrills in Her 'Date' with Beethoven's FIDELIO at Caramoor
by Richard Sasanow - Aug 4, 2016
South African soprano Elza van den Heever has long had a 'date' with Beethoven's Leonore, in his only completed opera FIDELIO. It wasn't exactly a blind dateshe has known for years that, eventually, she would take it on, she told mebut it was a roaring success in her role debut, at the Venetian Theatre at the Caramoor Festival, under Pablo Heras-Casado conducting the Orchestra of St. Luke's. (more...)
BWW Review: AVENUE Q is the Funniest Street in Melbourne
by Victoria Beal - Aug 4, 2016
Avenue Q is still kicking on and inciting riotous laughs from every audience member who stops by the little New York street that could. (more...)
SPAMALOT Gallops Onto The PACE Center Stage This Fall
by BWW News Desk - Aug 30, 2016
Spamalot, a new musical lovingly ripped off from the motion picture "Monty Python and the Holy Grail" gallops onto the PACE Center's mainstage September 30th - October 16th. (more...)
Next Film in FANTASTIC BEASTS Series in the Works, J.K. Rowling to Pen
by Movies News Desk - Aug 3, 2016
As anticipation builds for the November 18th release of Warner Bros. Pictures' adventure FANTASTIC BEASTS AND WHERE TO FIND THEM, the Studio has announced plans to return to J.K. Rowling's Wizarding World for the next film in the series, (more...)
Regional Roundup: Top 10 Stories This Week Around the Broadway World - 8/26; THE TEMPEST in South Bend, HAND TO GOD in Austin, HUNCHBACK at Music Circus and More!
by BWW Special Coverage - Aug 26, 2016
This week, we go around our Broadway World to feature stories in South Bend, Austin, Sacramento and more. Check out our top 10 stories around our Broadway World below, which include THE TEMPEST at The Shakespeare Festival at Notre Dame, the regional premiere of HAND TO GOD in Austin, and THE HUNCHBACK OF NOTRE DAME in Sacramento, just to name a few. (more...)
WONDERFUL TOWN at Center of Weeklong Leonard Bernstein Celebration at the Goodman
by BWW News Desk - Aug 25, 2016
Goodman Theatre kicks off its 2016/2017 Season with a major revival of Wonderful Town, Leonard Bernstein's timeless musical composition of hope and adventure, lyrics by Betty Comden and Adolph Green and book by Joseph A. Fields and Jerome Chodorov. (more...)
Composer Stephen Schwartz Has 'MAGIC TO DO' at Maltz Jupiter Benefit Concert
by BWW News Desk - Aug 25, 2016
The chance to see Stephen Schwartz perform his music onstage at the Maltz Jupiter Theatre for a one-night-only benefit concert? It's the kind of opportunity that only comes once in a lifetime. (more...)
BWW Review: Sacramento is 'On Top of the World' with New HUNCHBACK OF NOTRE DAME
by Harmony Wheeler - Aug 25, 2016
Disney musicals generate a lot of hype. The Lion King transformed the art of puppetry. Beauty and the Beast told a tale as old as time. And the upcoming Frozen well, it's Frozen. But the company's stage adaptation of The Hunchback of Notre Dame took a slight step to the side, never making the move to Broadway. Instead, after successful runs at La Jolla and Paper Mill playhouses, the musical was licensed to three regional theatres for 2016, including Sacramento's Music Circus. The announcement of Sacramento's engagement met much excitement, making Tuesday's less than full house opening a shocking surprise. But the excellent cast did receive a well-deserved standing ovation. (more...)
Off-Broadway Engagement of SAFE by Penny Jackson Begins Previews Next Month
by BWW News Desk - Aug 24, 2016
91 Central Productions presents character-driven contemporary theater relevant to international audiences. The limited Off Broadway engagement of Safe by Penny Jackson will be at the Theatre at the 14th Y, 344 East 14th Street (1st & 2nd Avenue). Previews begin September 18th and the Opening is Tuesday, September 20th at 7:00 pm. (more...)
Harris Center at Folsom Lake College Presents The Shanghai Acrobats of the People's Republic of China in SHANGHAI KNIGHTS: DREAM JOUNEY
by BWW News Desk - Aug 23, 2016
Direct from Shanghai, the Harris Center at Folsom Lake College is proud to presentThe Shanghai Acrobats of the People's Republic of China in Shanghai Nights: Dream Journey. (more...)
Liza Minnelli Saves the Day at Michael Feinstein Concert
by Caryn Robbins - Aug 23, 2016
Michael Feinstein found himself in a troublesome situation during his concert at the Pasadena Pops at LA County Arboretum and Botanic Garden Saturday evening. Lucky for him, his good pal Liza Minnelli was in the wings, ready to save the day!liz (more...)
Shawn Verrier, Jeanine Robinson, Adam Cantor and More Complete CHARLIE AND ALGERNON Cast at Feinstein's/54 Below
by BWW News Desk - Aug 22, 2016
The 1980 musical based on the beloved novel Flowers For Algernon will come to life again for one night only at Feinstein's/54 Below on September 16. (more...)
The Farm Theater to Present The Draft Reading Series 8/26 & 8/27 at ART NY
by BWW News Desk - Aug 22, 2016
The Farm Theater will present The Draft, a new reading series featuring plays and playwrights whose work has been developed by The Farm Theater, and is now being showcased for future production. The first reading series will take place on August 26 & 27 at ART NY (520 8th Avenue, 3rd Floor) and feature new plays by Maria Paz Alegre, Merridith Allen, and Alex Raid. Admission is FREE, but seating is limited. (more...)
BWW Review: ADELAIDE GUITAR FESTIVAL 2016: GRIGORYAN MUTHSPIEL SCHAUPP WITH THE AUSTRALIAN STRING QUARTET Closed A Fabulous Festival In Style
by Barry Lenny - Aug 21, 2016
Great credit is given to the Artistic Director, Slava Grigoryan, for making this a world class event. (more...)
BWW Review: ADELAIDE GUITAR FESTIVAL 2016: GUITAR FESTIVAL SYMPHONY GALA Was A Concert-Goers Dream
by Barry Lenny - Aug 20, 2016
A wonderful evening of great music performed by some of the best. (more...)
BWW Review: IN & OF ITSELF, Where Theatre and Magic Become Art
by Ellen Dostal - Aug 2, 2016
In 1817, 'poet and aesthetic philosopher Samuel Taylor Coleridge coined the phrase 'willing suspension of disbelief' and suggested that if a writer could infuse a 'human interest and a semblance of truth' into a fantastic tale, the reader would suspend judgement concerning the implausibility of the narrative.' [Wikipedia] (more...)
BWW Interview: Between Universal and Silly: MSMT Panel Discusses MAMMA MIA!
by Carla Maria Verdino-S�llwold - Aug 18, 2016
"It's the music and the storytelling; the storytelling walks a fine line between being universal and silly. There is a lot of humor and a lot of warmth and so many relationships you can connect with. All that coupled with joyful, upbeat, recognizable music - those crazy tunes by those inspired creators - make for magic." Leading lady Lauren Mufson is explaining what she believes to be the enduring appeal of the joyous ABBA musical, Mamma Mia! In which she is currently playing Donna Sheridan, a role she performed on Broadway and national tour. She is joined by a panel of other artists - actors Ian Knauer (Sam Carmichael), Mylinda Hull (Rosie), Chelsea Williams (Sophie) and stage manager Mark Johnson - all involved with the stunning revival that opened to rave reviews at Maine State Music Theatre on August 11th for the last in the Peek Behind the Curtain series of interviews by Broadway World's Carla Maia Verdino-Sullwold, held at Brunswick's Curtis Memorial Library on August 17th. (more...)
LGBTQ COMEDIC MONOLOGUES THAT ARE ACTUALLY FUNNY Now Available!
by BWW News Desk - Aug 17, 2016
Quite simply, there has never been a book quite like LGBTQ Comedic Monologues That Are Actually Funny by Alisha Gaddis (September 2016, Applause Theatre & Cinema Books, $14.99), a collection of monologues assembled specifically for LGBTQ actors or anyone auditioning for LGBTQ roles. (more...)
Maria Rizzo and Rachel Zampelli to Star in THE GULF World Premiere This Fall at Signature Theatre
by BWW News Desk - Aug 17, 2016
Virginia's Tony-Award winning Signature Theatre presents the world premiere of The Gulf by DC playwright Audrey Cefaly. Directed by Signature's Director of New Works Joe Calarco (Signature Theatre's The Flick, Gypsy), The Gulfcontinues Signature Theatre's commitment to producing regional and local premieres of important new plays. The production stars Maria Rizzo (Signature's Gypsy, West Side Story) and Rachel Zampelli (Signature's The Fix, Dying City), and runs September 13 - November 6 in Signature Theatre's intimate ARK Theatre. (more...)
Donizetti's ROBERTO DEVEREUX Coming to THIRTEEN's Great Performances at the Met, 8/28
by TV News Desk - Aug 16, 2016
Roberto Devereux comes to THIRTEEN'S Great Performances at the Met Sunday, August 28 at 12 p.m. on PBS (check local listings). (In New York, THIRTEEN will air the opera on Sunday, September 4 at 12:30 p.m.) (more...)
Berwyn's Veronica Garrubbo Wins Vocalist Junior at Media Theatre
by BWW News Desk - Aug 15, 2016
Veronica Garrubbo, 13, of Berwyn, is one happy singer. She won the 2016 'Vocalist Junior' contest, which is The Media Theatre's annual singing competition for ages 7-13. The past three years have seen the title go to 13 year old vocalists. (more...)
SAFE by Penny Jackson at the 14th Street Y
by BWW News Desk - Aug 15, 2016
91 Central Productions presents character-driven contemporary theater relevant to international audiences. The limited Off Broadway engagement of Safe by Penny Jackson will be at the Theatre at the 14th Y, 344 East 14th Street (1st & 2nd Avenue). Previews begin September 18th and the Opening is Tuesday, September 20th at 7:00 pm. The compelling play is directed by Glory Kadigan and stars Sawyer Spielberg, Meghan St. Thomas, Joel Nagle and Jill Schackner. The Set Designer is James Dardenne, with Costumes Designed by Cheryl McCarron, Lighting Design by Benjamin Ehrenreich and Sound Design by Jacob Subotnick. Line Prodcers are Jazmyn Arroyo and Collin Bradlet. The Stage Manager is Tyler Winthrop and the Casting is by Robin Carus, (more...)
BWW Review: THE SOUND OF MUSIC Takes On A New And Dramatic Look
by Barry Lenny - Aug 15, 2016
This production has it all. (more...)
THE PROPERTY KNOWN AS GARLAND to Play Bridge Street Theatre
by BWW News Desk - Aug 12, 2016
Her talent is legendary, her true story electrifying. The iconic Judy Garland comes to vivid dramatic life in Billy Van Zandt's "The Property Known as Garland", slated for performance at the Bridge Street Theatre Speakeasy, 44 West Bridge Street in Catskill, Fridays through Sundays from August 19th until the 28th. (more...)
Photo Flash: Remembering Patrice Munsel
by Walter McBride - Aug 11, 2016
As BroadwayWorld reported yesterday, opera star Patrice Munsel, died last Thursday in her New York Adirondacks home after a brief illness. She was 91. (more...)
Swarthmore's Jacob Mergott Wins 'Vocalist' at Media Theatre
by BWW News Desk - Aug 11, 2016
The tallies have been tabulated, the votes have been counted, and the songs have been sung. After six weeks of bringing his smooth pop crooning style to The Media Theatre stage, the winner of the 2016 'Vocalist' competition is 17 year old Jacob Mergott of Swarthmore. (more...)
Broken Social Scene Among Lineup for 3rd Annual Dream Serenade Benefit
by BWW News Desk - Aug 11, 2016
Dream Serenade returns to Massey Hall for its 3rd edition on Saturday, October 22, 2016, creating another unforgettable night to support services for children with developmental disabilities and celebrate their caregivers. (more...)
Deaf Actor to Play Quasimodo in THE HUNCHBACK OF NOTRE DAME's Los Angeles Premiere
by BWW News Desk - Aug 11, 2016
La Mirada Theatre for the Performing Arts & McCoy Rigby Entertainment will present the first show of its 2016-2017 season, the Los Angeles premiere production of THE HUNCHBACK OF NOTRE DAME, music by Alan Menken, lyrics by Stephen Schwartz, book by Peter Parnell, musical direction by Dennis Castellano, choreography by Dana Solimando and directed by Glenn Casale. (more...)
Patrice Munsel, Opera Star Who Crossed Over Into Musical Theatre, Dies at 91
by Michael Dale - Aug 10, 2016
The coloratura soprano achieved remarkable notoriety when at age 18 she became the youngest singer ever to debut at New York's Metropolitan Opera House. (more...)
Cameron Esposito's & Rhea Butcher's TAKE MY WIFE Premieres Tomorrow on Seeso.com
by TV News Desk - Aug 10, 2016
Cameron Esposito's and Rhea Butcher's 'TAKE MY WIFE' premieres tomorrow, August 11. The new romcom features fan favorites Maria Bamford, Jonah Ray, Kulap Vilaysack, James Adomian (more...)
BWW Review: A 'Loverly' Showing of MY FAIR LADY at Bay Street Theatre
by Melissa Giordano - Aug 10, 2016
Long Island's Bay Street Theatre is closing out their historic 25th season electrifyingly with a dazzling production of the iconic Alan Jay Lerner/Frederick Loewe musical My Fair Lady. Directed by Tony nominee Michael Arden, this incarnation is exquisitely reimagined and I am certain even the most devout fans will be delighted. Running through September 4th, I dare say this is the must-see of the season. (more...)
BWW Blog: De'Ja Williams - Missouri All State
by Guest Blogger: De'Ja Williams - Aug 1, 2016
Every two years, across the nation, State Thespian Societies hold an All-State Play. This year, the Missouri All-State Play is the greek tragedy Iphigenia: the sad tale of what happened to Agamemnon's family in order for the greek ships to sail to Troy. In January of this year, the Missouri State Thespian Conference was held in Kansas City, Missouri where six members of my troupe auditioned and interviewed for spots in the show--in between running to individual events and workshops. It was the most emotional audition process I have ever been a part of. It was like being on a bullet train that makes frequent turns and trying to walk in a straight line. (more...)
BWW Review: Playhouse's BEST LITTLE WHOREHOUSE Entertains Despite Lackluster Material
by Jeff Davis - Aug 1, 2016
This particular production is winner. There's plenty to enjoy about The Playhouse's production of The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas. The campy, over-the-top farce is wildly entertaining, and overall it's a feast for the eyes and ears. (more...)
Broadway In Chicago to Dim Marquee Lights to Honor James M. Nederlander
by BWW News Desk - Aug 1, 2016
?Broadway In Chicago and the Broadway community mourn the loss of Chairman of the Nederlander Organization, theatre owner/operator, producer and presenter James M. Nederlander, who passed away on July 25 at age 94 by honoring the Broadway tradition of dimming the marquee lights. (more...)


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The Star Theatre was located one door west of the Nye Room on the north side of Lima street. At one time is was located in the K. of P. building. One of the first publications about the Star Theatre was when Mayor Vaughn put a stop to a monologist at the Star Theater on April 10, 1909 put a stop to "high" jokes. Marshal Cessna was ordered to bring the offender to the Mayor's office where he was "talked pretty plainly to." The jokes were not repeated. Another was when there was a "double bill" at the Star Theatre by the sophomore class of the high school. The program presented was "The Gumtown Women's Association," and "Belinda Jane and Johnathan." Two performances were given, the first at 7 p.m. and the second at 8:15 p.m. The theatre was filled both times with the class receiving $24.40 in proceeds. The cast was:
The Monarch Singing Four stared at the theater in January, 1913. They came as a favor to Rob Dunham and were on their way to Springfield, Ohio at a salary of $150 per week. February found the Star installing a flute piano sold by Arthur Hall. There was a home talent comedy presented at the Star on April 20, 1914. The proceeds went to the school library.
The Star was at the mercy of the trains running through Forest. One occassion found the theater "dark" when the No. 11 on the Pennsylvania ran from two to three hours late for two days due to a cold snap. The thermometer hovered between zero and below. The third day the Otello Quartet from Delaware arrived 15 minutes late.
"Deacon Dubbs", a rural comedy drama in three acts played at the Star on March 22, 1917. On December 13th the members of the Chamber of Commerce in Forest witnessed a motion picture lecture called "Busy Ohio," made up by a dozen leading Ohio manufacturers who were co-operating to make advertising films. The Star Theatre also was to benefit society in order to care for soldiers on duty whenever and wherever they were needed, to shorten the war, and to lay foundation for an enduring peace. The show consisted of a dozen leading Ohio manufacturers co-operating to overcome indifference and to awaken the widest possible interest in community affairs.
No moving picture star was gripping the attention of the people at the time than Mrs. Vernon Castle. She appeared at her best and took the people by storm in every city where the picture was shown. It was patriotic and built on the war situation at the time; the U.S. Secret Service, Mexico, and a Japanese spy. There was a moving picture lecture given to the Star audience about how Ohio was a big, busy state in May. The picture was shown for the Forest public school by the Ohio State Board of Commerce who paid for the expenses. Proceeds went to the local school fund. The pictures showed everything from matches to piano and automobiles that were being manfactured in Ohio, the actions of the use of the plants for the war effort, and declaring no annimosity for the German neighbors who were "exhorting themselves from despotic chains.
When a diptheria quarantine went into effect in early 1918 the Star Theater was closed. In May the quarantine was lifted and the theater was able to open. It was in effect for two weeks closing businesses, churches, and schools. By June official war pictures were being shown at the Star Theatre; films like "Fighting in France." Ella Kelley owned the film and was present to explain the pictures as they were screened.
The Junior class of the high school watched "A Man of Honor," staring Harold Lockwood in May, 1920. It was a screen-version of Henry Kitchell Webster's novel, "A King in Khaki." It wasn't war related, but was a drama of love and finance. Proceeds were to benefit the Junior class at Forest school.
July found Mrs. D.M. Fishburn selling the Star. Carl Moore purchased it the second week of July. In January, 1921 there was a fire at the Star about six in the evening. A stove that had just been installed was used with a defective flue. Little damage occurred.
H.B. Dubbs worked for the Star Theatre in 1922. He booked films for the theatre. On March 7th he sprained his right wrist when his engine back fired. Dr. Swimley wasa called and, at first, thought he had received a compound fracture, but an examination disclosed no broken bones. The shows at the Star were not affected by his condition. At the time attendance at the theater was a "full house" during performances.
The Forest branch of the "League of Ohio Sportsmen" met at the Star Theater in March, 1924 for the purpose of electing officers and framing the constitution and by-laws. They elected the following officers:
Attendance problems began in 1925. Free tickets to the Star Theater wer being distributed through Troemmler's Grocery, Ash & Poling, and Beagle's Garage. One free ticket was avaliable with each sack of Electric Light Flour sold in Forest. A new coat of paint was applied to the theatre in 1925. And as of September 1, the Star Theatre was open four nights a week, Monday, Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday. The made three changes a week, running the same show on Friday and Saturday. Around the first week in September Leo R. Jones sold the theatre to D.F. Harris and Morris Burk. Burk was a electrician and able to insure the picture machines stay in good working order. Question is, when did Leo Jones purchase the Star Theatre and from whom?
In October D.F. Harris sold his interest in the Star Theatre to Starette & Kraft. Morris Burk still held an interest in the theatre and continued to manage it. Charley Wells opened his new barber shop in the Nye Room, first door east of the Star Theatre in October. That same month the Izaac Walton League met on the 15th at the Star. Forest was one of the largest branches in the state at that time with members totaling 120 and growing. About this time a Star Theatre was in Upper Sandusky. It was owned and operated by Leo T. Jones. What connection did Leo R. have with Leo T. Both seemed to be involved with the Star Theatre, but Leo T. seemed to be more Upper Sandusky oriented because in March, 1937 he placed an ad in The Forest Review stating "I am no longer connected with the former Star Theatre, all o fmy interests are now in the NEW STAR THEATRE."
As of December 15, 1926 the Star Theatre ran each and every week, the attractions being announced each week in the Review.
The Star Theater building was remodeled in 1931 by William B. Price and W.A. Wells moved his pool room from the K. of P. building to that location though it was no longer being used by the Star.Hamilton Motor Sales of Forest brought "Theatre on Wheels" to Forest on Monday, September 28, 1936. It previewed free sound movies. By September, 1938 the people of Forest were looking for a good up-to-date movie theatre.
The new moving picture theatre in Forest will be hailed with delight not only by the citizens of Forest, but people in this vicinity for several miles around are tolking about it, and watching with interest the progress of construction. The Forest Theatre will be "a lon-felt want supplied at last."
The "want" must have happened because in March, 1940 advertisements were indicating the there would soon be a "New Forest Theatre" under the management of Leo T. Jones. The new Forest Theatre caused a business uproar. The businss room corner at Lima and S. Patterson strets was rented from D.L. VanTilbury by Mr. & Mrs. R.E. Thompson with the intent to decorate and remodel it for a restaurant. The beginning of the Treetown Inn?
The new Forest Theatre was streamlined and modernly equipped throughout. The front was aglow with bright lights and the entrance filled with cut flowers from admiring business firms and friends. It opened to the public on May 9, 1940 with evening shows at 7:00 and 9:00 p.m. It was located in the former Cook Building at the corner of Lima and Patterson streets. It was air-conditioned and sound proof. It was managed by Leo T. Jones of Upper Sandusky. By July the management made it possible for every family to attend the movies at the new Forest Theatre. Every Monday and Tuesday would be "Family Nite," with all seats at 11¢. In October the price for adults went to 21¢, a reduction of 9¢. Thought was to close the theatre on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, but the reduction of 9¢ was optioned for first.
In March, 1941 the theatre closed on Wednesdays. The theatre began to close one day a week, then two days a week by 1944. In August, 1945 a new coat of paint was applied to the front. The theatre was closed for six weeks in June and July, 1948 for repairs to equipment and to redecorate the interior. Once re-opened Sunday movies started again. The theatre had been closed on Sundays earlier.
After the final showing of "Africa Screams" on Sunday night, July 2, 1950 Leo T. Jones close the Forest Theatre. In April, 1951 Leo re-opened the theatre beginning April 22nd. February 3, 1952, after the last show, the doors of the Forest Theatre closed until the new owner could reopen. The theatre and its real estate were put up for sale. Many appeals went out to Leo Jones to reopen the theatre and around Thanksgiving, 1954 Leo was re-considering opening the threatre.
By January, 1955 the Forest Theatre was again open and attracting a large number of people. By April an appeal went out from Leo to attend at least once a week. Then on Saturday, May 29th Leo again close the theatre. In September Leo was contemplating reopening the theatre again. The theatre again reopened on October 30th. In November a wide screen was installed By Feburary, 1956 the theatre was again in jeopardy of closing. After February 18th the theatre was open only two days a week. April 13th The Forest Review ran an editorial from J. Frank Stansell that stated "the Forest Theatre has finally folded up." In 2007 Steve Rabberman wrote about the Star Theatre.
To the Forest-Area Historical Society,
I missed out on the golden years of the movies of the 1930"s and 40s. My earliest recollection of attending the Forest Theatre was with my parents at a very young age, probably around 1950-51. They would go to the theatre to see a movie and the current news reels of the time. The main news event of that period, of course, was the developing Korean War. Shortly thereafter, I don't remember the exact year, the theatre closed for several years.
The Forest Theatre was located at the corner of Lima & Patterson streets. It was once known as the Forest "New Star" Theatre. I had always remembered calling it the "Forest Theatre" as that was the name displayed on the arched sign on the front. Many years earlier, the building had once housed the Mick & Cline grocery store before it was converted into a movie theatre.
Then, around the year 1955, there was letter that the old Forest Theatre was planning to reopen. I was 8 years of age and the prospect of having a movie theatre in Forest again was exciting. One summer afternoon, some friends came running over to my house, shouting, The theatre doors are open! From my house on Patterson Street, I could see a few blocks down that the green doors on the side of the theatre building were indeed open. We ran down the street to see what was happening. Inside, work was in progress installing a new movie screen and a large speaker. We peered inside, wondering if it was permissible to enter. We cautiously walked in and took our seats among the rows and watched as a worker completed the wiring to the speaker. He called out to the projection booth operator to run something to test out the sound." A few minutes later, music from a nondescript movie soundtrack filled the theatre. The technician checked the connections, assuring that everything was working well with the sound. We later watched as the workers raised the large screen over the front of the speaker and attached it into place. The white fiberglass screen was perforated with small holes so the sound could project through.
A few weeks later, after much anticipation, the Forest Theatre finally reopened with the film Blackboard Jungle starring Glenn Ford. The opening song of the movie was popular at the time, Rock Around the Clock." It was played loud and sounded great over the new theatre sound system.
To stay up with the latest technology in film presentation, the Forest Theatre soon installed a new wide Cinemascope screen. The first wide screen movie to be shown was the biblical story, The Robe." I remember attending that movie with my parents and recalling how strangely quiet the atmosphere was that evening from previous nights. Even though the theatre was full, it was like walking into a church. You could hear a pin drop. The audience contained more adults than usual, some actually wearing suits and ties. A few of the noisy, rowdy kids from movies past were in the audience. However, on this particular night, they were well behaved, somehow understanding that the solemn ambience of this event was not to be disturbed or disrupted.
It was good to have a movie theatre in Forest again. Over the next few years, a wide variety of movies played at the Forest Theatre. The titles ranged from Creature from the Black Lagoon to Bob Hope and Lucille Ball comedies and many other popular films of the time. I particularly remember attending the Tarzan movies starring Johnny Weissmuller. Even though these films were made in the 1940"s, they were popular among the kids growing up in the The feature was usually preceded by a Three Stooges short and previews of coming attractions. Sometimes, there would be a cartoon. These movies always attracted many kids and the atmosphere before and during the movie was sometimes noisy, if not a bit rowdy. There was no snack bar. If you wanted treats, you had to walk across Patterson Street to The Village Inn Restaurant for candy and drinks. Be sure to keep your ticket stub, but they usually never checked.
Movies at the Forest Theatre during those wonder years of the 1950's were always a welcome treat. It was something to do. I remember riding down Lima Street in the car with my dad on occasion and seeing the bright lights of the Forest Theatre sign and the marquee at night. Large block lettering announced the name of the movie that was showing that evening. It was a nostalgic and magical time that seemed would last forever.
Then, sadly, after just a few short years from its reopening, it was announced that the theatre was closing due to poor attendance and low profits. The advent of television was finally taking its toll. The last night of movies at the Forest Theatre must have been reminiscent of the film The Last Picture Show." Many theatres in small towns across America were closing due to the competition from the new medium of television. The Forest Theatre finally closed its doors and went dark forever.
Several weeks had passed when I happened to wander by and notice that the theatre doors were open once again. Walking into the building, I watched as a lone worker removed the art deco sconce lighting from the side walls. The rows of seating had already been removed and the building was now just an empty shell. The screen and the speaker were gone. At the rear of the theatre, there was a pile of scrap 35mm film that had been swept from the projection booth, a few candy wrappers and some old ticket stubs. I thought of all the generations before me that had enjoyed watching a movie in this building, the laughter, the gift nights and families just spending a night together. It was soon to be a forgotten piece of history. Today, I consider myself lucky to have been a kid growing up in the '50s and being able to enjoy those few years of movies at the Forest New Star Theatre in my hometown of Forest, Ohio.
The Forest Theatre building stood vacant for a few years before eventually becoming a storage warehouse for McBride"s Furniture Store. Due to its age and deteriorating condition, the building was later demolished. The B & B Dairy Barn was later constructed and presently resides on the property. Only the memories of a past time still exist.
Steve Rabberman, 2007.
Barbara Huckabay wrote about the Star Theatre in 2008.
To the Forest-Area Historical Society,
I read a very interesting article on the old movie theatre entitled Star Theatre written by Steve Rabberman. I thought maybe I would add my two cents also.
My history of the Forest theatre goes back in time a few more years. The first movie theatre in Forest was in a row of store fronts a few doors down from the restaurant (which was on the corner) and close to Pfeiffer's dry goods store. This was located on the south side of main street. My Dad, Morris L. Burk, was the projectionist for silent movies and my Mother, Thelma Burk, played the piano. This was before I was born but my older sister remembers that she was a little girl when they operated this little theatre. They continued operating the theatre until a new theatre was built. They had a ticket booth right out front. Mother sold the tickets and Dad again ran the movies. The movie machines were on the second floor of the theatre. There were two machines. When one was running, my Dad would get the next reel ready on the other projection machine. Once in a while, a reel would break and Dad had the equipment to mend it but people would have to wait a few minutes before he could start the movie again.
The best movies were shown Sunday, Monday and Tuesday nights. Wednesdays and Thursdays many times had a double feature (two movies for the price of one) and on Friday and Saturday, it was usually cowboy westerns and sometimes another double feature. Of course, I went to the movies every night - ha! Usually there would be a Disney cartoon, then a " news reel on world events, then the featured movie. Things that were shown much later on TV, we kids saw in the movie theatre - like The Bowery Boys and Little Rascals.
We even had the very early space serials where the heroes walked out of a metal cylinder that was the space vehicle. There was a refreshment stand that sold popcorn, candy bars, and gum. The movies were black and white first, then they were able to come up with technicolor which was great.
I have all wonderful memories of the movie theatre in Forest. In those years, may people attended the movies. It was a source of great entertainment and the price of a ticket was not much. There was no TV back then. My parents continued to run the theatre until they closed it for lack of attendance, probably in the mid-1940s.
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First off I look up online and what do I find.. complaints everywhere. I call First Premier Bank and tell them I just received this card today and want to Cancel my account. It sounds simple right? Oh no the lady starts to bully me asking me why I wanted to cancel and that I shouldn't..I tell her look I just want to cancel she tells me to "Shut-Up" and stop interrupting her!!! I'm thinking now I'm in trouble this lady isn't going to cancel this card which is a total SCAM! Now I have to become "passive" which in no way is me.
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My sister received one of those letters and asked me what I thought about it. I advised her to open a secured credit card at her bank.
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Information: (209) 578-6376 or hospiceheart.org/volunteers.
The Tracy Chamber of Commerce will host its Community Recognition Award winners at 5:30 p.m. Friday at the Tracy Community Center, 950 East St.
A no-host bar will be held at 5:30 p.m., and dinner will be served at 7 p.m. Tickets are $75.
Due to limited seating, reservations are suggested.
Information: (209) 835-2131.
Veterans Forever will be holding weekly and bimonthly meetings working to raise awareness of Veterans Administration benefits.
Meetings for men will be from 6 to 8 p.m. Thursdays, and meetings for women will be from 6 to 8 p.m. the first and third Thursdays of the month.
Meetings will be held at Greater New Hope Deliverance Church of God in Christ, 1467 Michael Ave., Stockton.
Information: (209) 518-8519 or firstname.lastname@example.com; veteransforever.org.
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Krishena Blackerby Model
KoppaPhotographer Male London, England, United Kingdom
My Website: facebookMy MM URL: http://www.modelmayhem.com/koppa
Mayhem # 471310
About Me
Im an artist and illustrator from melbourne australia, and now live and work in the UK
i do a lot of figurative and portrait work and am always interested in meeting and talking to interesting people.
Im interested in unique people and unique looks i think theres a lot of that kind of thing here,
im looking at doing more portrait work (although i may only be able to take on commissions at this time) but drop by and say hello anyways so we can work something out
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