Karen Bachmann shares a little history about Northern Ontario’s biggest theatre in the 30s.

The movies always came through about a month and a half after they stopped playing at the major Cineplexes. – Ian Huffam

It was expensive. It had gone up to 25 cents, I think. We’d had movies before in the auditorium. But they, they were 10 cents. – Bill Clayton

Theaters were closing everywhere and this one was no exception. And considering it was the first theater in Canada built for talking movies, that was certainly a shame. – Robin Long

We used to see the Bowery Boys, we used to see the Three Stooges. There was cartoons on Saturday morning for all the kids. – Phil Robillard