October 15, 2009
CAPE MAY – Bruce Frank, president and CEO of Frank Theatres, the owner of the soon to be demolished Beach Theatre here on Beach Avenue, disputes facts presented to Cape...
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CAPE MAY – Bruce Frank, president and CEO of Frank Theatres, the owner of the soon to be demolished Beach Theatre here on Beach Avenue, disputes facts presented to Cape...
CAPE MAY — The city’s Planning Board voted unanimously Oct. 13 to pass a resolution designating the Beach Theatre as a key, contributing historic building. The resolution has no effect...
CAPE MAY — The Beach Theatre, which will be demolished next month according to its owners, will require a permit from the city before work can begin. Cape May Construction...
CAPE MAY — A woman who was in trouble several years ago for not depositing box office receipts for a local theater lost a recent appeal. Frank Theatres, owners of...
CAPE MAY — Despite two and half hours of testimony and public comment before the city’s Planning Board Tuesday, Dec, 9, a hearing for preliminary site plan approval with variances...
CAPE MAY — Barbara Skinner, resident and champion of preservation causes such as Ponderlodge, approached City Council at a Wednesday, Nov. 12 meeting requesting the city take the Beach Theatre...
“If you haven’t seen Alfred Hitchcock’s film, ‘Rope’, you haven’t seen one of his most acclaimed works—and one of his first masterpieces,” says Joe Stinson, Creative Director for the Cape...
