Saenger Theatre (1925), Pensacola, Florida
The Saenger Theatre on South Palafox Street has anchored Pensacola’s downtown cultural corridor since 1925—one of the Saenger Brothers’ circuit theaters that…
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- Sgabello Mezzadro, 1957
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Coronado Theatre (1927), Rockford, Illinois
John Eberson—the architect who invented the atmospheric theater concept—applied his full Spanish-Moorish fantasy to the Coronado in 1927, giving Rockford an…
Orpheum Theatre (1927), Sioux City, Iowa
The Orpheum Theatre on Pierce Street is Sioux City’s most ornate surviving picture palace—an elaborate 1927 theater whose lavish interior ornamentation…
Egyptian Theatre (1929), DeKalb, Illinois
The Egyptian Theatre in DeKalb is one of only a handful of surviving theaters in the United States built in the Egyptian Revival style—the vogue for…
Kings Theatre (1929), Flatbush, Brooklyn, New York
The Kings Theatre was one of the five “Wonder Theatres” that Loew’s built across New York City and New Jersey in 1929—palaces on the scale of grand opera…
Kalamazoo State Theatre (1927), Kalamazoo, Michigan
Downtown Kalamazoo’s 1927 State Theatre is one of the finest surviving atmospheric movie palaces in Michigan—its Moorish courtyard interior intact through…
Warner Theatre (1924), Washington, D.C.
The Warner Theatre on 13th Street NW has anchored Washington’s downtown entertainment corridor since 1924—first as the Earle Theatre, one of the capital’s…
Tower Theatre (1927), Upper Darby, Pennsylvania
The Tower Theatre in Upper Darby wrote itself into rock music history through the 1970s—David Bowie, The Who, and Bruce Springsteen all recorded landmark…
Rialto Square Theatre (1926), Joliet, Illinois
Rapp & Rapp gave Joliet a rotunda lobby whose 72-foot coffered dome and marble colonnades rival the great Baroque interiors of Europe—all for a movie palace…
Bama Theatre (1938), Tuscaloosa, Alabama
The Bama Theatre arrived in Tuscaloosa in 1938 at the tail end of the Art Deco era, its streamlined white terra cotta facade and curved marquee on Greensboro…