Photo taken soon after the theater’s construction in 1913; located on Adams Ave. in Haynie’s Corner, the Alhambra is one of the city’s last surviving neighborhood theaters (Deeds 63)

Photo dated 1980 (Courier & Press Collection)

Parrett St. at Adams Ave.; c. 1970s (Miscellaneous 2746)

Interior of theater; undated (Marchand Collection)

Detail of chair; undated (Marchand Collection)

Detail of ceiling; undated (Marchand Collection)

626 Main St.; photographed during the 1937 flood (Meyer-Schlamp 733)

The theater under construction at Third and Sycamore streets during the 1920s; the building was never finished, and the Greyhound Bus terminal was built there in the late 1930s (Suhrheinrich 138)

Drawing of proposed theater to be built on the corner of Third and Sycamore Steets in the 1930s; the building was not completed, and the Greyhound Bus terminal was erected on the site (image from an undated clipping)

Under construction in the 1920s (Courier & Press Collection)

216 Main St.; c. 1940 (Harms Collection)

Photo taken just before the theater was razed in 1959 (Miscellaneous Collection)

Entrance to theater; c. 1953 (Miscellaneous 3621)

717 N. Fulton; photo dated 1939 (Miscellaneous Collection)

717 N. Fulton; c. 1939, after remodeling (Miscellaneous Collection)

717 N. Fulton; early 1939, before remodeling (Miscellaneous Collection)

N. Fulton Ave.; c. 1980 (5PC 45)

Photo dated June 9, 1982 (9PC 77)

Located on Morgan Ave., just west of Green River Rd.; photo dated 1975 (Ward Collection)

Looking west on Morgan Ave. from the entrance to the theater; dated 1975 (Ward Collection)

Looking east towards Green River Rd. from the entrance to the theater; dated 1975 (Ward Collection)

2113 W. Franklin St.; dated December 1964 (Sonny Brown Collection)

2113 W. Franklin St.; 1954 (Harms Collection)

Located at 216 Sycamore St., the building opened as the Grand Opera House in 1889; it closed in 1962 and was soon razed. (At left is the Vendome Hotel.) Dated 1901 (Knecht 125)

The theater is adjacent to and behind the large Grein building (center) at Second and Sycamore Sts.; c. 1920 (Deeds 64)

Theater (center) next to Vendome Hotel (left) in 200 block of Sycamore St.; early 1900s (Deeds 45)

C. 1910 (Suhrheinrich Collection)

Sycamore St. between Second and Third Sts.; c. 1944 (Payne 54)

15 SE Fifth St.; c. early 1960s (Meyer-Schlamp 525)

21 SE Fifth St.; c. 1910 (Deeds 66)

View of Fourth and Main Sts., showing the side of the theater in the distance (right) with an old sign advertising “Pictures & Vaudeville;” dated 1945

Fifth and Locust Sts.; c. 1940 (Harms Collection)

100 N. Main St.; left entrance is to the bank, and right entrance is to the theater, which had closed by 1920. Building is now Old National Bank branch (Deeds-Glascock 7)

100 N. Main St.; c. 1915 (Knecht Collection)

First and Locust Sts.; c. 1910 (Deeds 67)

Located behind the gas station at Division and N. Willow Rd., this building was renamed Theater A and later became The Pub restaurant; c. 1950s (Koch Studio Collection)

Crowd standing outside the theater entrance; c. 1955 (Koch Studio Collection)

Group standing outside the entrance to the theater, looking north toward Washington Ave.; c. 1955 (Koch Studio CollectionO

Sunday School class in the auditorium of the theater, which was used temporarily by a congregation building a new church; c. 1955 (Koch Studio Collection)

Church service in the theater while the congregation was building a new church; c. 1955 (Koch Studio Collection)

Men sitting in the lobby of the theater; c. 1955 (Koch Studio Collection)

Women and children in the lobby of the theater; c. 1955 (Koch Studio Collection)

The theater stands at right in the Ross Center complex at Washington Ave. and Boeke Rd.; dated 1970 (Ward Collection)

Photo taken shortly before the building was razed in the 1990s (17PC 3)

This building at 703 E. Walnut St. originally housed the theater, which operated from c. 1929 to the early 1950s; it is pictured here c. late 1970s before it was razed. (Miscellaneous Collection)

Aerial view of theater under construction; c. 1949 (Mesker Steel Collection)

Located on Hwy. 41 north of Lynch Rd.; c. 1987 (9 PC 65)

C. 1987 (9 PC 66)

C. 1987 (9 PC 69)

Entrance; photo dated May 16, 1984 (9PC 64)