Loew’s Jersey (1929), Jersey City, New Jersey
One of the five Loew’s “Wonder Theatres” built around the New York metropolitan area in 1929–1930, the Loew’s…
One of the five Loew’s “Wonder Theatres” built around the New York metropolitan area in 1929–1930, the Loew’s…
For six decades, the Paradise offered Bronx moviegoers the most extravagant Italian palazzo illusion John Eberson could conjure:…
One of the five Loew's Wonder Theatres built in the New York metropolitan area, the Valencia opened in…
A 1923 memorial stadium in Los Angeles that hosted three Summer Olympics and major championship events, recently renovated…
One of the most ornate surviving movie palaces in the American South — a Spanish Baroque interior of…
Poland's pioneering avant-garde theatre, opened in Nowa Huta in 1955 during de-Stalinization, became a creative laboratory under visionary…
On Svobody Avenue at the heart of Lviv, Zygmunt Gorgolewski’s 1900 opera house brought the full ambition of…
Serbia's first privately owned opera house, founded in 1999 by Madlena Zepter in Zemun, Belgrade, pioneered independent cultural…
Budapest's pioneering Hungarian-language theatre, founded in 1837 as the first major theatrical company performing in the vernacular, and…
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