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Cinema for sale
Le Grand David Cinema up for sale for $1.35 million US
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Cabot Street Cinema in
Beverly for sale
Magic show’s former
home on market for $1.35
million.
building. The asking price
is $1.35 million.
BEVERLY — Cabot Street
Cinema, the theatre that
has provided an elegant
home for vaudeville,
movies and magic shows
for nearly a century, is for
sale.
The theatre is owned by
White Horse Productions,
a group of eight
shareholders who were
part of the Le Grand David
and His Own Spectacular
Magic Show that ran for
35 years at the theatre
until the death of its
founder last year.
The sale was announced
yesterday by a Boston real
estate company that has
been hired to market the
David Bull, who played
Le Grand David and is the
president of White Horse
Productions, said the
company could no longer
continue to operate two
downtown theatres once
the magic show ended.
The company also owns
the Larcom Theatre, which
it will retain and keep
open.
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