Delthe Theater

8935 Mack Avenue,
Detroit, MI 48214

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Architects: Christian W. Brandt

Previous Names: Del Theater

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Delthe Theater

This 1076-seat neighborhood movie house opened in 1916, an early design by Detroit-based theater architect Christian W. Brandt.

During the early to mid 50s, the Delthe, also known as the Del, was one of a handful of Detroit theaters which screened 3-D films. By the early 60s, the Del was closed. It has since been demolished.

Contributed by Bryan Krefft

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acmorrison
acmorrison on June 13, 2006 at 9:02 pm

From one who went to high school a couple of blocks away—this theater was called the Delthe (pronounced Del-thee). Despite the odd name it had a neat vertical sign.

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