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Art Deco and the birth of the movie palace.
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The Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall, Portland, OR. Opened as the Portland Publix Theatre in 1928 and soon renamed to the Paramount. It's sister theater is in Seattle. The vertical sign is a 30 year old replica made to look like the original.
The Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall, Portland, OR. Opened as the Portland Publix Theatre in 1928 and soon renamed to the Paramount. It's sister theater is in Seattle. The vertical sign is a 30 year old replica made to look like the original.
The Grand Theatre Center for the Arts, Tracy, CA. Opened as simply the Grand Theatre in 1923.
The Grand Theatre Center for the Arts, Tracy, CA. Opened as simply the Grand Theatre in 1923.
The Fox California Theater in Salinas, CA, opened as the T & D Theatre in 1921. In the 30's came the name change and a remodel to go with it. Now days, the theater is a live performance theater, but it's exterior has been slathered in red instead of having been restored.
The Arkley Center for the Performing Arts, Euraka, CA. Opened as the Sweasey Theatre in 1920, and the next year became a Loew's State Theatre. It closed in 1973 and became a department store. It closed for 12 years, and is now owned by the Arkley family.
The back wall of the Arkley Center for the Performing Arts, Euraka, CA. Opened as the Sweasey Theatre in 1920, and the next year became a Loew's State Theatre. It closed in 1973 and became a department store. It closed for 12 years, and is now owned by the Arkley family.
The Roseville Theatre, Roseville, CA. Opened in 1926 and closed in 2011.
The Roseville Theatre, Roseville, CA. Opened in 1926 and closed in 2011.
The Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall, Portland, OR. Opened as the Portland Publix Theatre in 1928 and soon renamed to the Paramount. It's sister theater is in Seattle. The vertical sign is a 30 year old replica made to look like the original.
The Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall, Portland, OR. Opened as the Portland Publix Theatre in 1928 and soon renamed to the Paramount. It's sister theater is in Seattle. The vertical sign is a 30 year old replica made to look like the original.
The Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall, Portland, OR. Opened as the Portland Publix Theatre in 1928 and soon renamed to the Paramount. It's sister theater is in Seattle. The vertical sign is a 30 year old replica made to look like the original.
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