Mediterranean Revival Movie Theaters
Popular during the 1920s, especially in South Florida, the Mediterranean Revival style was influenced by the architecture of the cultures of the Mediterranean, including Moorish Spanish, Italian, French, and Byzantine. The style is noted for its use of baroque decor, parapets, twisting columns, arches, stucco, red tile roofing, wrought iron, and terra-cotta ornamentation.
Showing 17 open movie theaters
| Name | Location | Status | ↑ Screens |
|---|---|---|---|
Gompertz Theatre
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Sarasota, FL, United States | Open | 1 |
Akron Civic Theatre
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Akron, OH, United States | Open | 1 |
Balboa Theatre
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San Diego, CA, United States | Open | 1 |
Capitol Theatre
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Flint, MI, United States | Open | 1 |
Vidiots
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Los Angeles, CA, United States | Open | 1 |
Lincoln Theatre
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Mount Vernon, WA, United States | Open | 1 |
Sarasota Opera House
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Sarasota, FL, United States | Open | 1 |
Fox Hanford Theatre
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Hanford, CA, United States | Open | 1 |
Ramon Theater
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Frostproof, FL, United States | Open | 1 |
Wealthy Theatre
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Grand Rapids, MI, United States | Open | 1 |
Lyric Theatre
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Stuart, FL, United States | Open | 1 |
Paramount Theatre
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Palm Beach, FL, United States | Open | 1 |
Garden Theatre
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Winter Garden, FL, United States | Open | 1 |
Sunrise Theatre
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Fort Pierce, FL, United States | Open | 1 |
Columbian Theater
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Astoria, OR, United States | Open | 1 |
Civic Theatre
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Newcastle, Australia | Open | 1 |
Michigan Theater
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Ann Arbor, MI, United States | Open | 2 |