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1. www.creolegen.org › 2013/10/24 › the-lyric-theatreThe Lyric Theatre (1919-1927) - CreoleGen

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   Oct 24, 2013 · The Greenwall Theater which opened in 1903 was renamed the Palace Theater by the 1920s. It was located on Dauphine at Iberville and was for the” colored” population. It could seat 1,014 and was remodeled in the 1940s but closed in the early 60s and was demolished.

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2. cinematreasures.org › theaters › 31820Palace Theatre in New Orleans, LA - Cinema Treasures

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   Jun 18, 2023 · The Greenwall Theatre opened in 1903. It had been renamed Palace Theatre by 1920 with Bijou Amusement Company doing a remodel on the theatre in the-1940’s. The theatre seated 1,014. It was located on Dauphine Street at Iberville Street. This was an African American Theatre. The theatre closed in the early-1960’s and has since been demolished.

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   Palace Theatre, Dauphine Street at Iberville Street (201 Dauphine Street), New Orleans, Louisiana. A large theatre, it seated 1,014 with two balconies.Undated image but it looks to be late 1940s....

4. www.forbes.com › sites › sethporgesThe True Story Of How New Orleans' Oldest Theater ... - Forbes

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   May 27, 2014 · The theater was going to be converted into condos. "One night in September of 2010, we ran into each other at a bar," fellow New Orleans-based real estate developer Bryan Bailey, says. "I asked ...

5. montrealgazette.com › news › local-newsLittle trace remains of Montreal's glamorous theatre era

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   Feb 27, 2015 · The Palace Theatre was built as the Allen Theatre for movies in 1921. Photo by McCord Museum, Montreal. Now: The site of the old Regal (and Colonial) theatres is now the SuperSexe strip club, and ...

6. www.salinecountylibrary.org › a-tale-of-three-theatersA Tale of Three Theaters - Saline County Library

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   5 days ago · A Tale of Three Theaters. October 14, 2024. BY Laura M. By Cody Berry. Downtown Benton was once home to three movie theaters but not all at the same time. The Palace was the oldest, then came the IMP (Independent Motion Pictures), which we now call the Royal, and the Victory. The Palace Theater was built in 1919 on West South Street in Benton ...

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   When was the Palace Theatre built?

   • The Palace Theatre was built as the Allen Theatre for movies in 1921. Now: The site of the old Regal (and Colonial) theatres is now the SuperSexe strip club, and the former Palace Theatre, next door, is a restaurant. Then: The Gaiety Theatre, on the northeast corner of Ste-Catherine and Aylmer Sts., became a movie house in 1909.

   Then and now: The grand old theatres of Ste-Catherine St

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   When was Princess Theatre built?

   • Then: A large crowd gathers outside Montreal's Princess Theatre in 1936 during the opening of Charlie Chaplin's "Modern Times". Original Princess was built in 1908, on Ste-Catherine at City Councillors, across the street from Bennett's Theatre. Original theatre burned down in 1915.

   Then and now: The grand old theatres of Ste-Catherine St

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   When was the Imperial Theatre built?

   • Imperial Theatre in 1913, the year it opened ion Bleury St., just north of Ste-Catherine. Then: An undated photo of Montreal's Nickel Theatre at the southeast corner of Ste-Catherine St. W. and Bleury St. After 1912, it became known as The Tivoli Theatre. It was destroyed in a 1923 fire.

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   When was the Capitol Theatre built?

   • Then: The Capitol Theatre, about 1925. The Capitol opened in 1921 on the south side of Ste-Catherine, just west of McGill College Ave. Now: The Capitol Theatre, along with the neighbouring Strand Theatre, was torn down on this block in 1973, to the chagrin of many Montrealers.

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   Where is the old Princess Theatre in Montreal?

   • The former Princess Theatre was later renamed Le Parisien, and is now a newly renovated retail outlet up for rent. Imperial Theatre in 1913, the year it opened ion Bleury St., just north of Ste-Catherine. Then: An undated photo of Montreal's Nickel Theatre at the southeast corner of Ste-Catherine St. W. and Bleury St.

   Then and now: The grand old theatres of Ste-Catherine St

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   When was the Capitol Theatre renamed?

   • The Capitol opened in 1921 on the south side of Ste-Catherine, just west of McGill College Ave. Now: The Capitol Theatre, along with the neighbouring Strand Theatre, was torn down on this block in 1973, to the chagrin of many Montrealers. Then: A print of the Colonial Theatre from about 1915. The theatre was renamed the Regal in 1920.

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8. montrealgazette.com › gallery › 0228-extra-theatresThen and now: The grand old theatres of Ste-Catherine St.

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   The Palace Theatre was built as the Allen Theatre for movies in 1921. Photo by McCord Museum, Montreal. Now: The site of the old Regal (and Colonial) theatres is now the SuperSexe strip club, and ...