Some information I have found includes that it opened in 1938,the architect was S.W.Haynes,and the auditorium had constellations painted on the ceiling.
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The auditorium was designed to imitate a Spanish courtyard and it had stars and floating clouds on the ceiling,so besides being Spanish Colonial it is also an atmospheric.There is a photo of the interior in the book,Lone Star Picture Shows.
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This theatre was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1993.It lists the architects as H.G.Christman & co and is listed as vacant and not in use.
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This theatre was called the Ambassadors Theatre,with the s,which I,m sure I put on the contribution.The sign on the exterior also said Ambassadors'.
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I am wondering why this theatre is listed as an atmospheric with a ceiling of gold leaf and a central chandelier.It does not sound like a true atmospheric,however the theatre may have atmosphere.There are other theatres on the atmospheric list which probably should’t be there,which tends to make it confusing.I am researching and compiling a list of atmospherics and have found about 146 so far,which I suspect has only scratched the surface,as John Eberson probably designed that many himself.
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there are two photos of the theatre,one exterior and one interior, on the website http://richmondthenandnow.com and it was demolished in the 1990’s.
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Some information I have found includes that it opened in 1938,the architect was S.W.Haynes,and the auditorium had constellations painted on the ceiling.
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The auditorium was designed to imitate a Spanish courtyard and it had stars and floating clouds on the ceiling,so besides being Spanish Colonial it is also an atmospheric.There is a photo of the interior in the book,Lone Star Picture Shows.
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This theatre originally opened in 1930 with 1533 seats and the architects were Julian Leathert and W.Granger.
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This theatre was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1993.It lists the architects as H.G.Christman & co and is listed as vacant and not in use.
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The architect was George Zagel,a seating capacity of 1,136 and has been demolished but I don’t know when.
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I have now discovered that the cinema closed on 10 Oct 1981 and was demolished in 1986,so the status should now be closed/demolished.
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The Parkside opened on 28 Dec 1928 and the architects were the Reid Bros.
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Can anyone confirm that the US theatre was an atmospheric.I had info that it may have been.
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The street was originally called North Green Bay Avenue,the architect was John Bruecker and it seated 499.Has been razed.
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The Rivoli opened on 16 Apr 1927 and I believe it closed in 1975.
It opened in 1927 and was demolished in 1972.Does anyone know the exact date it opened and the name of the architect.
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This theatre was called the Ambassadors Theatre,with the s,which I,m sure I put on the contribution.The sign on the exterior also said Ambassadors'.
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The style is listed as Italian Renaissance however it is an atmospheric theatre.There are some excellent photos at www.wisconsinhistory.org
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I am wondering why this theatre is listed as an atmospheric with a ceiling of gold leaf and a central chandelier.It does not sound like a true atmospheric,however the theatre may have atmosphere.There are other theatres on the atmospheric list which probably should’t be there,which tends to make it confusing.I am researching and compiling a list of atmospherics and have found about 146 so far,which I suspect has only scratched the surface,as John Eberson probably designed that many himself.
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Thanks for the info guys.I will check out the art centre website.The status should now be listed as closed.
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The architect was Edmund Anscombe
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The architect was William Cutts
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this theatre could have been an atmospheric as all the other theatres mentioned are with the exception of the orpheum in wichita.
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there are two photos of the theatre,one exterior and one interior, on the website http://richmondthenandnow.com and it was demolished in the 1990’s.
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