Palace Theatre
130-132 Monroe Street,
Detroit,
MI
48226
130-132 Monroe Street,
Detroit,
MI
48226
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The Palace Theatre opened on February 16, 1914 as a vaudeville theatre. During its years of operation it screened silent movies as part of the programme.
The Palace Theatre was closed in 1928.
Contributed by
Ken Roe
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The 1930 Film Daily lists two Palace Theaters for Detroit. This theater and a smaller 397 seat Palace Theater which I don’t see listed on Cinema Treasures. It can’t be the National Theater because that theater had over 2,000 seats. If the smaller Palace Theater isn’t listed here I’ll add it.
A theater organ list shows two Palace theaters for Detroit. A Hillgreen-Lane organ was installed in a Palace Theater in 1920. That might be the theater listed here. A Marr & Colton organ was installed in a Lee Palace (Palace) Theater in 1923. I haven’t found any information for a Lee Palace Theater.