Grand Theater (1927), Scott Street, Wausau, Wisconsin
The Grand Theater opened in 1927 on Scott Street in downtown Wausau as the premier entertainment venue of a prosperous central Wisconsin logging and paper…
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- Washstand, 1904
- Sgabello Mezzadro, 1957
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Midland Theatre (1928), North Park Place, Newark, Ohio
The Midland Theatre opened in 1928 on North Park Place in Newark, Ohio as the centerpiece entertainment venue of Licking County’s largest city, its Spanish…
Palace Theatre (1926), West Broad Street, Columbus, Ohio
The Palace Theatre opened in 1926 on West Broad Street in Columbus as one of the most lavishly decorated picture palaces in Ohio, its Baroque Revival…
Music Box Theatre (1929), North Southport Avenue, Chicago, Illinois
The Music Box Theatre has operated continuously as an independent movie theater in Chicago’s Wrigleyville neighborhood since 1929, its intimate atmospheric…
Majestic Theatre (1921), Elm Street, Dallas, Texas
The Majestic Theatre opened in 1921 on Elm Street in downtown Dallas as a vaudeville and film palace designed by John Eberson, the Austrian-born architect…
Tower Theatre (1939), East Olive Avenue, Fresno, California
The Tower Theatre has anchored the Tower District of Fresno since 1939, its Spanish Colonial Revival tower a neighborhood landmark on East Olive Avenue, and…
Fox Performing Arts Center (1929), Main Street, Riverside, California
The Fox Theater opened in 1929 on Main Street in Riverside as part of the Fox West Coast Theatres circuit, its Spanish Gothic exterior and Art Deco interior…
Temple Theatre (1927), Washington Avenue, Saginaw, Michigan
The Temple Theatre opened in 1927 as part of the Saginaw Masonic Temple complex, combining a public theater with the ceremonial and meeting halls of the…
Neptune Theatre (1921), Brooklyn Avenue NE, Seattle, Washington
The Neptune Theatre has served Seattle’s University District since 1921, its Mediterranean Revival facade a landmark on Brooklyn Avenue NE across from the…
Eastman Theatre (1922), Gibbs Street, Rochester, New York
The Eastman Theatre opened in 1922 as the concert hall of the Eastman School of Music, founded by George Eastman whose Kodak camera empire transformed…