Orpheum Theatre (1926), South Broadway, Los Angeles, California
G. Albert Lansburgh’s 1926 design for the Orpheum on South Broadway gave Los Angeles’s vaudeville circuit its most extravagant local address — a Renaissance…
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Texas Theatre (1931), West Jefferson Boulevard, Oak Cliff, Dallas, Texas
W. Scott Dunne’s 1931 Art Deco cinema on West Jefferson Boulevard in the Oak Cliff neighborhood of Dallas — the theater where Lee Harvey Oswald was arrested…
Palace Theater (c.1926), West Otterman Street, Greensburg, Pennsylvania
The county seat theater of Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania, built in the 1920s to serve a steel-industry community at the eastern edge of the Pittsburgh…
Coleman Theatre Beautiful (1929), Main Street, Miami, Oklahoma
George L. Coleman Sr. built this theater in 1929 at the height of the Oklahoma mining boom, commissioning a design of deliberate extravagance — white…
Saenger Theatre (c.1920s), Main Street, Pine Bluff, Arkansas
One of the southernmost outposts of the Saenger Amusement Company’s regional circuit, this Pine Bluff theater brought the standardized glamour of the 1920s…
Strand Theatre (c.1920s), Margaret Street, Plattsburgh, New York
A main-street cinema in the Champlain Valley city of Plattsburgh, its Art Deco facade rising above a downtown shaped by the same lake commerce, military…
Roxy Theater (c.1930s), Higgins Avenue, Missoula, Montana
Missoula’s Art Deco neighborhood cinema on Higgins Avenue, where the mountain west’s taste for storytelling found a permanent address and the streamlined…
Colonial Theatre (c.1914), Main Street, Laconia, New Hampshire
A Lakes Region landmark on Main Street in Laconia, its white facade and vertical sign tower rising above the downtown streetscape as a reminder of the era…
State Theatre New Jersey (1921), Livingston Avenue, New Brunswick, New Jersey
A century-old performing arts anchor on the edge of Rutgers University, its brick facade and Art Deco marquee still drawing audiences to the same Livingston…
Carpenter Theatre (1928), Grace Street, Richmond, Virginia
Built in 1928 on Grace Street in downtown Richmond, the Carpenter Theatre operated as a commercial cinema before becoming the anchor of the Richmond CenterStage performing arts complex — one of Virginia’s most significant Art Deco theater preservation projects, now home to Virginia Repertory Theatre.