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Tag: Lower 24th Street Merchants Association

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Old Mission theater undergoing renovation

by El Tecolote Staff August 16, 2012August 20, 2012

In 1913, the Wigwam Theater opened at 2555 Mission Street; by 1930 the name had changed to the New Rialto Theater; and in 1947 it was renamed the Crown Theater before finally becoming the iconic Cine Latino in 1974.

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