The 4th Street Theatre opened in 1914 as a vaudeville & movie venue serving the booming Magic City of Moberly. Designed by architect Ludwig Abt, the Theatre was operated by the O'Keefe Brothers until 1963 when B&B Movie Company purchased the space. In 1997, the Bills family donated the Theatre to the Randolph County Historical Society when their new theater was built on Highway 63. This landmark will host screenings of A Nightmare on Elm Street and Friday the 13th.
This year we're excited to expand our partnership with Little Dixie. Little Dixie Regional Libraries is a two-county library system serving Randolph and Monroe counties in Missouri. We have the main branch (Moberly) and three (3) branches located in Huntsville, Madison and Paris.
Each year, we choose two classics to watch late into the night after our submitted films. This year, we're choosing Arachnophobia on Friday night and Poltergeist on Saturday.
This year we've decided to double up our investigations! Friday night, we return to the 4th Street Theatre after the late movie to explore the history and hauntings of the Theatre. Saturday night, we have received special permission from the city to explore the historic Kelly Hotel!
Investigations start after the late-night movie +
Approximately 11:45-3:00 AM
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