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A menu with a brief history of the Fine Arts Theater on Summer St. The cafe was established and operated by Julia and Terry Vaughn in the early 1980's in the space next to the movie theater.

A series of 60 tickets to movies showing at the Fine Arts Theater from 1949-1951.

A green ticket to a movie at the Fine Arts Theater.

Leo Comeau is in the straw hat, the keystone cop is unknown. No information available about the nature of the event.

A Kodacolor print of the Fine Arts Theater, developed June 18, 1949. Printed on the back is: "B. J. Coughlan, Gen. Manager; H. E. Lawton, House Manager. Good picture of the sky at least."

A black and white photo of the lobby of the Fine Arts Theater.

Owned and operated by James A. Coughlan until about 1913 when it was changed into a garage, from which Mr. Coughlan ran a Ford automobile dealership. In 1949 Burton Coughlan, son of James A. Coughlan, made it into a movie house, then called the Fine…

On summer St., now part of the Fine Arts Theater complex.
(see 1999.1978)