How many people can Beacham Theatre hold?
Beacham Theatre
During the 1970s Orlando, like many U.S. cites, was experiencing symptoms of urban decay.  The rush from the city to the suburbs affected nearly all of the city's businesses.  As an effect of the exodus, each of Downtown Orlando's movie theaters closed.[4][7]   Dick Gabel and John Prine were serving as projectionists at several of the theaters.[37]  Following a decline in attendance, by 1974 the Beacham Theatre and Florida State Theaters in general were primarily showing exploitation films and B-movie action films.[11]  The next year, H. A. Tedder, who was the Orlando executive manager at long-time lessee Florida State Theaters, made the decision that The Beacham Theatre would cease operating as a first-run movie cinema.[11]  After showing a Sunday double-feature of Return of the Street Fighter, and The Scavengers, the Beacham Theatre's manager, McKinley Howard, closed the theater's doors as a first-run film cinema for the last time on September 28, 1975.[38]  Florida State Theaters remained responsible for paying the monthly lease of $2700 until the theater was sold.[11]