7 East North Avenue
.Baltimore City, Maryland  ( North Baltimore City )
.Opened early 1910's - closed in the early 1980's
Building is still standing
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Baltimore's Aurora Theatre
..Aurora
                Theatre Baltimore
Baltimore's Aurora Movie theater -


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..Aurora Theatre Baltimore




...Aurora
                  Theater Baltimore East North Avenue
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..............................Aurora Theatre Baltimore North Avenue
.........Several views of  the Aurora Theatre. Below left ,  during a snowstorm in the 1940's, ( below right ) a look at the marquee in the 1980's, and ( left )  a current shot of the building, minus the marquee, which was taken down in the 1990's. The lot next to the Aurora was once the Peabody Theatre, later Center Stage, which burned down in the 1970's.
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..................current view of Aurora Theatre in Baltimore

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1980's look at the Aurora Theatre Baltimore
  In a three block area of North Avenue, near Charles Street, there were four theaters at one time, including the Aurora, Peabody. Parkway, and Centre. Just down Charles Street, is the Charles Theatre. The marquee of the Aurora remained into the 1980's, and the building, which opened as a theater in the 1920's, as been used as a church since the late  1970's. Before closing the theatre went by the names 5 East and North Avenue Cinema. In 1976, you could see the X rated film " Antigone" at the North Avenue Cinema along with " Night of Lust" . Back in 1922, you could see such family fare as Tom Mix in " The Fighting Streak " The area is currently undergoing a transformation, and it could be interesting to see what happens to the old theater in all the changes.

References -
Polk's City Directory - 1917
Baltimore News Schedule - 1922 - Theatre Listings
Film Daily Yearbook - 1936 - ( seated 390 )
Film Daily Yearbook - 1943 - ( seated 390 )
Baltimore News Schedule - 1948 - Theatre Listings showing Dorothy Lamar " Lulu Belle"
Film Daily Yearbook - 1950 - ( seated 400 )
Baltimore Street Guide - 1954
Baltimore News Schedule - 1957 - Theatre Listings showing " On The Waterfront ' with Marlon Brando
Baltimore News Schedule - 1958 - Theatre Listings showing " Thunder Road" with Robert Mitchum
Baltimore News Schedule - 1962 - Theatre Listings showing " Flesh and Desire"
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