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French Renaissance

Classic movie theaters in the French Renaissance style


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ABC Islington
(Islington, London, England)

Closed ~ 1 screen ~ 2368 seats
The Carlton Cinema opened on 1st September 1930 with Harold Lloyd in "Welcome Danger". It was built as a cine-variety theatre for independent exhibitors C & R Theatres. Architect George…
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Akdar Theatre
(Tulsa, OK)

Closed/Demolished ~ 1 screen ~ 1800 seats
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Al Ringling Theatre
(Baraboo, WI)

Open ~ 1 screen ~ 802 seats
The Al Ringling Theatre was the grandest theater ever built in Baraboo, which had a few smaller theaters up to that point. It was built by circus showman Al Ringling (of the Ringling…
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Albemarle Theatre
(Brooklyn, NY)

Closed ~ 1 screen ~ 2656 seats
Opened as the Albemarle Theater in 1920, it was still an excellent place to see event films in the 1970s like "Star Trek: The Motion Picture" and played host to most of the horror movies of…
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Ambassador Theatre
(St. Louis, MO)

Closed/Demolished ~ 1 screen ~ 3000 seats
Though many St. Louisans may not realize it, the Ambassador was the mecca of movie palaces and is equal in splendor to the major ones in the nation. The Fox has a twin but the Ambassador…
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