Liberty Theater

The supplied evidence identifies Liberty Theater as a movie theater in Murphysboro, Illinois, United States. Separately, the official website of the Liberty Theatre Foundation describes a Liberty Theatre in La Grande, Oregon that opened in 1910 as a live-performance venue, later became a movie house, and closed in 1959; a nonprofit group formed in 2009 to restore it, and the Liberty Theatre Foundation became an independent 501(c)3 nonprofit in 2012 with a mission to restore the theater as a performing arts center and cinema. The evidence does not establish whether these references concern the same legal entity or trademark.

The official website of the Liberty Theatre Foundation states that the Liberty Theatre first opened its doors in 1910 as a venue for live performances, later became a movie house, and screened films until its closure in 1959. It describes the theater as a central icon in downtown La Grande. In 2009, a group of La Grande citizens came together to form a nonprofit organization with the goal of restoring the Liberty, and the Liberty Theatre Foundation became an independent 501(c)3 nonprofit organization in 2012. Its mission is to restore the theater as a performing arts center and cinema, providing cultural and educational experiences to La Grande and surrounding communities throughout northeast Oregon. The site reports that framing, roofing, HVAC systems, plumbing, electrical work, and fire suppression have been completed, and that the theater is entering its final phase of restoration, the finish work, with plans for interior and exterior finishing and installation of a cinema system and sound and light systems. Separately, Wikidata and the seed wiki intro describe Liberty Theater as a movie theater in Murphysboro, Illinois, United States.

1. 1Liberty Theatre Foundationlibertyonadams.org
2. 2Liberty Theaterwikidata.org