Roseville Theatre
241-245 Vernon Street,
Roseville,
CA
95678
241-245 Vernon Street,
Roseville,
CA
95678
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Originally opened in 1926 as the Roseville Theatre with a seating capacity of 840. It originally had a theatre pipe organ installed to accompany the silent movies, but I can’t locate the make or model number.
It was re-modeled in 1949 with a slight Oriental style and re-named the New Roseville Theatre (the ‘New’ was later dropped).
It has been operating as a live theatre venue for many years now with the current seating capacity given as 584.
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The architect of the 1949 remodel of the Roseville theatre was O.A. Deichmann of San Francisco, according to the January, 1949 issue of Architect & Engineer. The contractor was A.J. Hooper, also of San Francisco.
The recent renovation and conversion of the theatre for Magic Circle was designed by the firm of John Sergio Fisher & Associates, who were also the architects for the renovation of Magic Circle’s other Roseville theatre, the Tower.
This is a photo of the Magic Circle Theater.
A Geneva theater organ size 2/8 was installed in the Roseville Theater in 1926.
1982 Photo
1986 Photo
1986 Photo
1987 Photo
Nice night photo of the Verticle courtesy of Tom Spaulding.
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A few photos can be seen here and here.