Movie theaters survived Block Buster.

Cleveland is home to one of the best symphony orchestras in the world, we have a wonderful theater district, great museums and a vibrant local visual art culture.  

We weren't taking them to SkyZone or the movie theater, but it was still time well spent where they are learning important lessons. 

My wife wished we had easy chairs, popcorn and then commented on the speaker Mystery Theater 3000 style.  

The Milwaukee Corridor by the Congress Theater is getting a lot of love with 3 big TOD high rises that just went up and 1 that is almost finished right off of Milwaukee and Armitage.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1212966/New-Charles-Darwin-film-controversial-American-audiences.htmlThis is a link to an article about a new movie being made about Darwin and his Theories; the producer won't even release it in america because of the resistance they would face.Let me ask, why would a movie about evolution would have such a hard time time finding a slot in the theater?

The old theater lobby is still there, but it's been gutted.

If you intend to open a single screen movie theater, you'll have to play to a niche audience.

I have a small source of money for investing, not tons, that's without borrowing, a friend who is a contractor and has done huge projects (movie theaters, salons, hospitals, etc) in Cincinnati and other areas, a few other connections and just as important, the hunger!

The second story has 2 bedrooms 1 bath and a theatre room with a kitchenette/bar in the back of the theater room.