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George B. Purvis

Classic movie theaters designed by George B. Purvis


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Columbia Theatre for the Performing Arts
(Longview, WA)

Open ~ 1 screen ~ 1000 seats
The Columbia Theatre was originally opened as a vaudeville and silent film house in 1925. It continued as a movie theater for many years, and was actually scheduled to be torn down in 1980…
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Olympian Theatre
(Port Angeles, WA)

Closed/Demolished ~ 1 screen ~ 789 seats
This theater opened as the Mack Theatre in November 1922. The architect was George B. Purvis. It was most likely named after it's builder and first manager, Mack J. Davis. By 1949, the…
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Washington Center for the Performing Arts
(Olympia, WA)

Open ~ 1 screen ~ 983 seats
On December 31, 1924 the Washington Center for the Performing Arts in Olympia, Washington opened as the Liberty Theater. The Liberty Theater was renovated and refurbished in 1948 and was…
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