Dietrich Theater - Tunkhannock, PA - Vintage Movie Theaters on Waymarking.com

It was in 1937 that George Dietrich built the Dietrich Theater just 20 years after his father, C. Elmer Dietrich, opened the Savoy Theater right across the street. It was on the second floor of the building with a bowling rink on the ground floor. The brand new Dietrich Theater was a modern 481-seat theater with two apartments above it and two commercial spaces on each side.

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The Dietrich Theater is a non-profit movie theater and cultural center located in the heart of Tunkhannock. First opened in 1937, this historic theater is open 365 days a year.

The Dietrich has four screens where they show first-run, mainstream movies. They also hold seasonal foreign and independent film festivals.

The Dietrich Theater is home to the Wyoming County Cultural Center. They host classes, exhibits, concerts, presentations and other programs for all ages. In a typical year, the theater provides 350 classes, films and events for over 70,000 people.

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Year Theater Opened: 1937 Ticket Price (local currency): 8.00 (listed in local currency) Matinee Price (local currency): 7.00 (listed in local currency) Number of Screen(s): 4 Web site: [Web Link] Concessions Available: Not Listed

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