Bel-Vick’s Anchor: The Angelus Arcade and The Arcadia Theatre — 1920s
Before it was called “Lower Greenville” it was called “Bel-Vick.”
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Theaters at 1517 Elm: The Garden, The Jefferson, The Pantages, The Ritz, and The Mirror — 1912-1941
Several theaters — showcasing both vaudeville and movies — occupied 1517 Elm Street.
From the Vault: Film Row at Night
Elm Street has never looked more vibrant.
Next-Door Neighbors: The Palace Theater and Lone Star Seed & Floral — 1926
See a show, pick up some chicken feed on the way home.
Views of Elm Street, With Cameo Appearances by the Fox Theater — 1920s-1960s
Views of the 1400 block of Elm, at Akard.
Tower Theater — 1967
Eager patrons standing in line for The Dirty Dozen.
Dazzling Neon, Theater Row — 1929
Elm Street, lit up like the proverbial Christmas tree.
Theater Row Block Party! — 1948
The 1900 block of Elm was closed for a movie premiere and square dancing in the street.
Theatre Row — A Stunning Elm Street at Night
The long-gone theaters meant fabulous neon and a lively night-life.
The Stretch of “Theater Row” They Never Talk About
The Leo Theater and “adult” movie fare.
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