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Trojan Theatre
Photo from the Darren Snow collection
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300 Main St
Troy MO 63379
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| Record #7543 |
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Closed: Yes (date unknown)
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Information for this tour was contributed by Darren Snow. OPENED: 5/6/40; "Alias the Deacon." CLOSED: 1987.
When the Colonial Theatre (1923-1939) was destroyed by fire on Christmas Day 1949, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rudolph immediately went to work finding a new location for the theatre they'd owned since 1934. They chose the Hanna Building, and showed a few movies at Bonfils Auditorium while the new facility was being prepared.
The Trojan closed in 1987, and the interior has been converted to an accounting office. A small space to the left of the entrance has become a pawn shop. A ticket machine still stands in the lobby, and a "Matinee" sign hangs over the ticket booth in which the pawn shop displays its wares.
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Last featured 2002-12-27. Last edited 1/1/2006.
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