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Roxy Theater
Photo from the Solomon's Porch at the Roxy collection
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270 Fourth St
Bremerton WA 98337
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| Record #11236 |
Opened: May 29, 1941
Closed: Yes (date unknown)
Current Use: Church
Demolished:
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Capacity: 749 seats
Architect(s): Bjarne Moe
Architectural Style(s): Streamline Moderne
National Register:
Current Organ: none |
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| Previously operated by: United Theatres, Luxury Theatres |
Information for this tour was contributed by Solomon's Porch at the Roxy. The Roxy was originally opened on May 29-1941 by Benjamin F. Shearer. It was designed by Bjarne Moe, one of the Pacific coast's foremost theatre architects.
The seats where all redone by the previous owner along with new carpet, but the theater is still mostly original and is in a continual process of restoration as funds allow.
The Roxy still displays it's original pioneer northwest photographer Asahel Curtis' giant photo mural of Bremerton, The Navy Yard with the White Fleet of 1908. At the time it was one of largest photo murals ever produced in the Pacific Northwest.
It is now owned, operated and lovingly cared for by Calvary Chapel Bremerton, and is used for a church, Christian concerts, events and movies. It features Solomon's Porch Coffee House & Espresso Bar.
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Last featured 1/23/2005. Last edited 12/19/2012.
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