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  • The Burbank Cinema, San Jose, CA. Opened in 1949. Apparently, it was shut down in March of 2000 as a public nuisance by the Santa Clara County D.A.

    The Burbank Cinema, San Jose, CA. Opened in 1949. Apparently, it was shut down in March of 2000 as a public nuisance by the Santa Clara County D.A.

  • The Avenal Theater, Avenal, CA. Opened in 1935 and burned down in November of 2003. It was rebuilt just as it was in 1935 and re-opened in 2010.

    The Avenal Theater, Avenal, CA. Opened in 1935 and burned down in November of 2003. It was rebuilt just as it was in 1935 and re-opened in 2010.

  • The Burbank Cinema, San Jose, CA. Opened in 1949. Apparently, it was shut down in March of 2000 as a public nuisance by the Santa Clara County D.A.

    The Burbank Cinema, San Jose, CA. Opened in 1949. Apparently, it was shut down in March of 2000 as a public nuisance by the Santa Clara County D.A.

  • The Marin Theatre, Sausalito, CA. It oped sometime in the 1920's and was apparently quite well ornimented. At some point in the '80's, the neon sign was taken down.

    The Marin Theatre, Sausalito, CA. It oped sometime in the 1920's and was apparently quite well ornimented. At some point in the '80's, the neon sign was taken down.

  • The Granada TheatreThe Granada Theatre, The Dalles, OR. Opened in 1929, and lasted until the 2000's. It now sits empty, but according to a The Dalles new article, it's due for a renovation.

    The Granada TheatreThe Granada Theatre, The Dalles, OR. Opened in 1929, and lasted until the 2000's. It now sits empty, but according to a The Dalles new article, it's due for a renovation.

  • The Granada TheatreThe Granada Theatre, The Dalles, OR. Opened in 1929, and lasted until the 2000's. It now sits empty, but according to a The Dalles new article, it's due for a renovation.

    The Granada TheatreThe Granada Theatre, The Dalles, OR. Opened in 1929, and lasted until the 2000's. It now sits empty, but according to a The Dalles new article, it's due for a renovation.

  • The Cascade Theatre, Redding, CA. Opened in 1935, closed in 1997. Reopened as a live performance venue in 2004.

    The Cascade Theatre, Redding, CA. Opened in 1935, closed in 1997. Reopened as a live performance venue in 2004.

  • The Azteca Theater, Fresno, CA. Opened in 1948. Been closed for decades.

    The Azteca Theater, Fresno, CA. Opened in 1948. Been closed for decades.

  • The Crest Theatre, Sacramento, CA. Built in the shell of the old Hippodrome Theatre in 1948 and opened in 1949. Still a beautiful gem shining in Sac.

    The Crest Theatre, Sacramento, CA. Built in the shell of the old Hippodrome Theatre in 1948 and opened in 1949. Still a beautiful gem shining in Sac.

  • The Crest Theatre, Sacramento, CA. Built in the shell of the old Hippodrome Theatre in 1948 and opened in 1949. Still a beautiful gem shining in Sac.

    The Crest Theatre, Sacramento, CA. Built in the shell of the old Hippodrome Theatre in 1948 and opened in 1949. Still a beautiful gem shining in Sac.

  • The Esquire IMAX Theatre, Sacramento, CA. The Esquire Theatre opened in 1940. In the 2000's, the theatre was gutted, and only the exterior preserved to build the IMAX theatre.

    The Esquire IMAX Theatre, Sacramento, CA. The Esquire Theatre opened in 1940. In the 2000's, the theatre was gutted, and only the exterior preserved to build the IMAX theatre.

  • The Liberty Theatre opened in 1917 in Fresno, CA. It became the Hardy's Theatre in the 1930's, and at some point became the Mexico Theatre. It's now a church, but the original Liberty Theatre sign can still be seen towards the top.

    The Liberty Theatre opened in 1917 in Fresno, CA. It became the Hardy's Theatre in the 1930's, and at some point became the Mexico Theatre. It's now a church, but the original Liberty Theatre sign can still be seen towards the top.

  • The Liberty Theatre opened in 1917 in Fresno, CA. It became the Hardy's Theatre in the 1930's, and at some point became the Mexico Theatre. It's now a church, but the original Liberty Theatre sign can still be seen towards the top.

    The Liberty Theatre opened in 1917 in Fresno, CA. It became the Hardy's Theatre in the 1930's, and at some point became the Mexico Theatre. It's now a church, but the original Liberty Theatre sign can still be seen towards the top.

  • Opened in 1939 as the Esquire Theatre in Klamath Falls, OR, it was renamed in 1989 The Ross Ragland Theatre after the man who saved the theatre from being demolished.

    Opened in 1939 as the Esquire Theatre in Klamath Falls, OR, it was renamed in 1989 The Ross Ragland Theatre after the man who saved the theatre from being demolished.

  • Opened in 1939 as the Esquire Theatre in Klamath Falls, OR, it was renamed in 1989 The Ross Ragland Theatre after the man who saved the theatre from being demolished.

    Opened in 1939 as the Esquire Theatre in Klamath Falls, OR, it was renamed in 1989 The Ross Ragland Theatre after the man who saved the theatre from being demolished.

  • The Uptown Theatre, Port Townsend, WA. The building itself was build in the 1800's, but was converted to a theatre in the 1940's.

    The Uptown Theatre, Port Townsend, WA. The building itself was build in the 1800's, but was converted to a theatre in the 1940's.

  • One of the most beautiful examples of Art Deco still remaining, the Paramount Theatre stands as a gem among stones of Oakland, CA. Opened in 1931, the lower part of the marquee has undergone a few facelifts over the years. Of of my favorite theaters to stand before and look at. Just make sure you don't go to downtown Oakland at night by yourself.

    One of the most beautiful examples of Art Deco still remaining, the Paramount Theatre stands as a gem among stones of Oakland, CA. Opened in 1931, the lower part of the marquee has undergone a few facelifts over the years. Of of my favorite theaters to stand before and look at. Just make sure you don't go to downtown Oakland at night by yourself.

  • The Cameo Theatre, Newburg, OR. Opened in 1937. The neon "Cameo" sign that comes away from the building was obviously added later.

    The Cameo Theatre, Newburg, OR. Opened in 1937. The neon "Cameo" sign that comes away from the building was obviously added later.

  • The Cameo Theatre, Newburg, OR. Opened in 1937. The neon "Cameo" sign that comes away from the building was obviously added later.

    The Cameo Theatre, Newburg, OR. Opened in 1937. The neon "Cameo" sign that comes away from the building was obviously added later.

  • The Cameo Theatre, Newburg, OR. Opened in 1937. The neon "Cameo" sign that comes away from the building was obviously added later.

    The Cameo Theatre, Newburg, OR. Opened in 1937. The neon "Cameo" sign that comes away from the building was obviously added later.

  • The Pine Theater, Prineville, OR. Opened in 1938 and closed in 1971. Restored and opened again in 2007.

    The Pine Theater, Prineville, OR. Opened in 1938 and closed in 1971. Restored and opened again in 2007.

  • The Pine Theater, Prineville, OR. Opened in 1938 and closed in 1971. Restored and opened again in 2007.

    The Pine Theater, Prineville, OR. Opened in 1938 and closed in 1971. Restored and opened again in 2007.

  • The Gilchrist Theater, Gilchrist, OR. This Scandinavian trimmed theater was opened in 1938 and is currently closed and for sale.

    The Gilchrist Theater, Gilchrist, OR. This Scandinavian trimmed theater was opened in 1938 and is currently closed and for sale.

  • Opened in 1930 as the Fox California Theatre in Stockton, CA. It closed in the '70's, but reopened in 1996. It was renamed the Bob Hope Theatre in 2004.

    Opened in 1930 as the Fox California Theatre in Stockton, CA. It closed in the '70's, but reopened in 1996. It was renamed the Bob Hope Theatre in 2004.

  • The Alameda Theatre, Alameda, CA. Opened in 1932.

    The Alameda Theatre, Alameda, CA. Opened in 1932.

  • The Uptown Theatre, Napa, CA. Opened in 1937. It shut down for a while, but has been recently restored.

    The Uptown Theatre, Napa, CA. Opened in 1937. It shut down for a while, but has been recently restored.

  • The California Theatre, Dunsmir, CA. Opened in 1929 and currently closed. Also, the Marquee has been taken off, only leaving the vertical sign as a reminder that this was a theatre. This sign is identical to the California Theatre's vertical sign in San Jose, CA.

    The California Theatre, Dunsmir, CA. Opened in 1929 and currently closed. Also, the Marquee has been taken off, only leaving the vertical sign as a reminder that this was a theatre. This sign is identical to the California Theatre's vertical sign in San Jose, CA.

  • The Uptown Theatre, Napa, CA. Opened in 1937. It shut down for a while, but has been recently restored.

    The Uptown Theatre, Napa, CA. Opened in 1937. It shut down for a while, but has been recently restored.

  • The Uptown Theatre, Napa, CA. Opened in 1937. It shut down for a while, but has been recently restored.

    The Uptown Theatre, Napa, CA. Opened in 1937. It shut down for a while, but has been recently restored.

  • The Fox Hanford Theatre, Hanford, CA. Opened in 1929.

    The Fox Hanford Theatre, Hanford, CA. Opened in 1929.

  • The Fox Hanford Theatre, Hanford, CA. Opened in 1929.

    The Fox Hanford Theatre, Hanford, CA. Opened in 1929.

  • The Visalia Fox Theatre, Visalia, CA. It opened in 1930.

    The Visalia Fox Theatre, Visalia, CA. It opened in 1930.

  • The Fox Hanford Theatre, Hanford, CA. Opened in 1929.

    The Fox Hanford Theatre, Hanford, CA. Opened in 1929.

  • The Lindsay Theater, Lindsay, CA. Opened in 1933. They show mostly old time movies.

    The Lindsay Theater, Lindsay, CA. Opened in 1933. They show mostly old time movies.

  • The Fox Hanford Theatre, Hanford, CA. Opened in 1929.

    The Fox Hanford Theatre, Hanford, CA. Opened in 1929.

  • The Lindsay Theater, Lindsay, CA. Opened in 1933. They show mostly old time movies.

    The Lindsay Theater, Lindsay, CA. Opened in 1933. They show mostly old time movies.

  • The Castro Theatre, San Francisco, CA. Built in 1922.

    The Castro Theatre, San Francisco, CA. Built in 1922.

  • The Castro Theatre, San Francisco, CA. Built in 1922.

    The Castro Theatre, San Francisco, CA. Built in 1922.

  • The Bridge Theatre, San Francisco, CA. Opened in 1939.

    The Bridge Theatre, San Francisco, CA. Opened in 1939.

  • The Castro Theatre, San Francisco, CA. Built in 1922.

    The Castro Theatre, San Francisco, CA. Built in 1922.

  • The Vogue Theatre, San Francisco, CA. Opened in 1939.

    The Vogue Theatre, San Francisco, CA. Opened in 1939.

  • The Guild Theatre, Portland, OR. Opened in 1948 and closed in the 2000's. Now it just sits, rotting away.

    The Guild Theatre, Portland, OR. Opened in 1948 and closed in the 2000's. Now it just sits, rotting away.

  • The Presidio Theatre, San Francisco, CA. Opened in 1937.

    The Presidio Theatre, San Francisco, CA. Opened in 1937.

  • The wonderful looking Orinda Theatre. One of my personal favorites. Opened in 1941. Orinda, CA.

    The wonderful looking Orinda Theatre. One of my personal favorites. Opened in 1941. Orinda, CA.

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    The Crest Theatre, Sacramento, CA. Built in the shell of the old Hippodrome Theatre in 1948 and opened in 1949. Still a beautiful gem shining in Sac.
    The Esquire IMAX Theatre, Sacramento, CA. The Esquire Theatre opened in 1940. In the 2000's, the theatre was gutted, and only the exterior preserved to build the IMAX theatre.
    The Liberty Theatre opened in 1917 in Fresno, CA. It became the Hardy's Theatre in the 1930's, and at some point became the Mexico Theatre. It's now a church, but the original Liberty Theatre sign can still be seen towards the top.