The Coyle Theatre

The Coyle Theatre Restoration of the Coyle Theatre

03/06/2023

The Menlo Theater was just one of a handful of theaters Charleroi once had that helped attract people into the community .... when the people wanted to shop, get a meal and take in a show .... kind of like the proverbial one-stop shopping experience of yester-year .... with those who crowded the streets of those days. ;-)

03/02/2023

A sample of what the original Coyle seating can look like when it is restored and refurbished .... in restoration/preservation work being done by expert professional restoration people.

08/28/2022

News:

The Coyle Documentary movie will be in select theaters first, then on our streaming service, then on Blue Ray/DVD/Digital download.

08/24/2022
08/14/2022

Getting as much of the exterior taken care of before the weather puts a stop to it IS a goal! (Y)

08/13/2022

Breaking News:

Pre-Coyle Documentary Movie Release Event and Discussion
Friday 8/26/2022 Doors open at 5:00pm. Event starts at 6:00pm at The Rostraver Township Historical Society.
All ages welcome. All must be signed in at the door.
Donations are welcome and memberships will be available.
All proceeds benefit the Mon Valley Historical Societies.

08/10/2022

Plans to turn the former Logan Theater into a multi-use music venue are underway

08/09/2022

Closed in 2012 as production moved to a newer plant in West Hershey and factories in Mexico, the original, iconic Hershey Chocolate factory was being demolished less than a year later. These are its final days.

08/09/2022
08/04/2022

In the BOOMING prosperity years of Charleroi .... having a variety of family oriented ENTERTAINMENT for many was a large part of what made POSITIVE economic conditions for everyone!

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331 McKean Avenue
Charleroi, PA
15022

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The Coyle Theatre

It was a quaint little theater where you went in the Monongahela Valley to see a movie if you didn’t feel like driving 25 miles to the nearest larger theaters in Greensburg, Uniontown or West Mifflin. Opened as the Opera House on September 14, 1892 with a play titled “Killarney and the Rhine”. It was renamed Coyle Theater by 1920. Alterations were made in 1922 and again in 1934. It was restored and reopened in the 1980’s but was later closed.

There is currently a crusade underway to help restore the theater then anticipate a cost of at least $3 million to restore it. They would like to have live shows and movies take place there as well as have a community cultural center. It was announced in July 2019 that demolition is planned for the Coyle Theater.