Blue Fox Theatre, Historic movie theater in Grangeville, US
The Blue Fox Theatre is a movie house in Grangeville featuring Spanish Colonial Revival design with decorative tiles and ornamental details on its exterior. The building accommodates roughly 500 patrons in a single screening room.
The theater opened on May 2, 1930, showing 'Gold Diggers of Broadway' and was added to the National Register in 1999. Its design and operation reflect early 1930s cinema culture.
The theater takes its name from an early owner and has served for decades as a gathering place for movie nights in town. Visitors appreciate the intimate character of the space, which brings the community together.
The building sits on Main Street in downtown Grangeville and is easy to reach on foot. Visitors can call ahead to check what films are showing and current screening times.
The marquee displays current film titles on one side while the other side traditionally announces summer drive-in features. This dual-purpose setup reflects the building's long history as an entertainment venue serving multiple generations.
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