The Wall Street Theater has enjoyed an illustrious history involving numerous prominent community members, as well as physical renovations. Even with all of the renovations and transitions, it’s true historical identity has been preserved throughout all of these years.
Originally purchased in 1914, by Samuel Kantor, The Regent opened it’s doors in September 1915 with a production of Henry Wilson Savage’s Everywoman that included an appearance by Earle Williams, who was voted “America’s Number One Star” that year. The Regent featured live vaudeville acts, the biggest “talkies” of the era, and showcased a large colorful marquee at the front …