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church, it was remodeled in 1901 to become the Lafayette Burlesque. In 1914, a $35,000
remodeling made it the Olympic Theater. Vaudeville and some movies were shown, until
1922, when a movies only policy began. The Olympic was very close to all the new movie
palaces that were opening on Main St, and probably couldn't compete. It was purchased
in mid 1920s and was immediately torn down. It was replaced by the Rand Building,
Buffalo's tallest structure, at that time.