The Hollywood Theater made it’s debut on September 5, 1937, with the film Lost Horizon staring Ronald Colman. It was listed with a seat capacity of 400, but by 1950, it was listed with 456 seats.
The Theater closed in the early 1980s. Then reopened as a small luge making business. In 2006, it was purchased by Cory and Siera Hanf, who renovated it into a twin screen cinema opened seasonally. In June 2021, Norman Jabaut and Jason Andrew purchased the theater with plans to return the theater to a single proscenium stage.
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Valid Nov. 26 - Mar. 29
Valid Nov. 26 - Mar. 29
10% off Gift The Gorge Package
High Falls Gorge
Treat someone you love with the gift of nature! This is an e-gift card program with packages for admission to the park, money to spend in the Gift Shop, and even more to spend in the River View Café.
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Valid Dec. 2 - Dec. 28
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Community Night at NewVida Preserve
NewVida Restaurant and Craft Bar
10% off purchase of tapas & drinks for locals at NewVida Preserve on Sundays and Wednesdays in December (excluding Christmas day).
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Have you ever been to the Hollywood Theater in Au Sable, NY? In this blog, we learn how Norman Jabaut and Jason Andrew are renewing and revamping the building into what is becoming the Ausable Theater!
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The Grandest Lady of Them All
Step inside one of the most fascinating homes in the Adirondacks, where history and grandeur come together and revitalization is happening.
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Say "Hooray!" to a Day in Jay
It's time to savor a day full of the relaxed charm of a scenic, sublime part of the Adirondacks. Here are some of our tips on places to go and things to do that will make your day in Jay a memorable one.