Classical Revival Movie Theaters
Popular in the United States from the late 19th century through the 1930s, Classical Revival architecture drew directly from the temples and civic buildings of ancient Greece and Rome. Theaters built in this style are distinguished by symmetrical facades, prominent columns, pediments, and restrained ornamentation, lending an air of cultural prestige and permanence to the moviegoing experience.
Showing 7 closed movie theaters
| ↑ Name | Location | Status | Screens |
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Best Theatre
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Pine Bluff, AR, United States | Closed | 1 |
Empress Theatre
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St. Louis, MO, United States | Closed | 1 |
Grand Theatre
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Thibodaux, LA, United States | Closed | 1 |
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Jollo Moving Picture Theatre
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Fort Collins, CO, United States | Closed | 1 |
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Lyric Theatre
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Seward, NE, United States | Closed | 1 |
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Ryde Theatre
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Ryde, United Kingdom | Closed | 1 |
Star Theatre
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St. John's, Canada | Closed | 1 |