Censor Theatre Early Albion Cinema – by Frank Passic
Censor Theatre, Albion, Mich, 1916 The first “talkie” movie that came to Albion was shown at the Censor Theatre in May, 1929; it was a
Bohm Theatre
Old Downtown Postcard – by Frank Passic
Photo card from circa 1907 by the acclaimed photographer Pesha who went all over Michigan producing picture postcards. Morning Star, December 16, 2012, pg 17
Downtown Albion March 16, 2020
Albion gears up for the latest challenge, this one is world wide. Michigan restaurants are now carry out only, schools are closed, and the grocery
Bohm Theatre opening Christmas Day 1929
Albion Evening Recorder, December 26, 1929 With the opening Christmas day of the Bohm Theatre, located on the east side of South Superior street at
CALLING ALL BOHM VOLUNTEERS
CALLING ALL BOHM VOLUNTEERS The Friends of the Bohm Theater needs your help. We are calling on Friends of the Bohm to participate as Volunteers.
The Bohm will be 90 years old on Christmas Day
By Mary Slater Contributing Writer ©The Recorder December 19, 2019 George Bohm first opened his new theatre on Superior Street on Christmas Day 1929. It
Aerial Photo Showing Bohm Marque at Dusk
This aerial view of the Bohm theatre shows all of Superior St., Albion Michigan and was taken May 24, 2019, by Kent Davis. It
Top 5 Downtown visual images of Albion
The five most well-known visual images for downtown Albion Michigan are: The American Molder Sculpture Superior Street, our bricked “Main Street” The Coca Cola mural
Evening photo showing Bohm Theatre and new bricks
Albion’s brick streets shine with the marque of the newly renovated Bohm Theatre and the newly rebricked Superior Street. This photo was taken on December