The Blade

Special screenings part of Maumee theater's reopening anniversary

By The Blade,

15 days ago

The 20th anniversary of Maumee Indoor Theater’s reopening will be marked with special film screenings through Thursday.

The Big Sleep from 1946 with Humphrey Bogart and Lauren Bacall, the Notebook from 2004 with Ryan Gosling and Rachel McAdams and this year’s Arthur the King, starring Mark Wahlberg, are featured. Admission will be $3 and patrons will receive a free soda with the purchase of any size popcorn.

The theater, at 601 Conant St. and built in 1946, was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1998.

“The Art Deco movie house fell into ruin after closing in 1996 before the city stepped in to purchase and renovate the iconic structure,” according to a news release.

A grand reopening was held May 7, 2004, following a three-year renovation at a cost of $3 million.

For more information and showtimes, go to maumeeindoor.com/movies .

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