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Classic movie theaters designed by Clarence H. Blackall


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Exeter Street Theatre
(Boston, MA)

Closed ~ 1 screen ~ 1300 seats
Once housed in the First Spiritual Temple at the corner of trendy Exeter Street and Newbury Street, this theater opened on May 4, 1914, with 1,376 seats. The Exeter Street Theatre was a…
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Modern Theatre
(Boston, MA)

Closed/Demolished ~ 1 screen ~ 800 seats
Opened on June 25, 1914 by Boston theater pioneer, Jacob Lourie, the Modern Theatre was the site of the first installed sound projection equipment in the country. Lourie also introduced…
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Wang Theatre
(Boston, MA)

Open ~ 1 screen ~ 3600 seats
The Wang Theatre (formerly the Metropolitan Theatre), along with the Shubert Theatre, the two theatres operated by the non-profit Wang Center for the Performing Arts has been converted into…
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Beacon Hill Theatre
(Boston, MA)

Closed ~ 3 screens ~ 700 seats
The original Beacon Theatre was opened in 1913 by movie theatre pioneer Jacob Lourie. The Beacon and its sister theatre, the Modern on Washington Street, were built exclusively for the…
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Bowdoin Square Theatre
(Boston, MA)

Closed/Demolished ~ 1 screen ~ 1500 seats
A lost theatre of Boston's Scollay Square, it is mentioned very briefly in David Kruh's book "Always Something Doing: A History of Boston's Infamous Scollay Square". If you have any…
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