Opened in 1912. It was also called The Elmo & Bluebird Theater. In the 1950’s it became a warehouse. In 1986 the building was remodeled to become a photo design store. Lots of history here.
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November 04, 2023
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In the late 1920's the name changed to the "Senate" and on October 28, 1951 the name changed from "Elmo" to the "Crown" until late 1953.
Posted by: DG | November 04, 2023 at 11:35 PM