Palace Theatre
327 Main Street,
Buffalo,
NY
14202
327 Main Street,
Buffalo,
NY
14202
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The Palace Theatre was opened around the 1920’s. It was a three story building with a vertical two story tall sign outlined in light bulbs. Yellow lettering spelled out ‘PALACE’. Below the sign was an arched marquee outlined in bulbs that extended out over the theatre entrance.
The Palace Theatre was still operating in 1950.
It is not to be confused with the Palace Theater (aka Varsity Theater, Capri Art Theater on Bailey Avenue.)
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Don Lewis
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This theater was located on Main Street (near North Division) at Shelton Square. Photos of this theatre can be seen at wnyheritagepress.org, by clicking on “Shelton Square” on the “Downtown Buffalo” list. The Palace can be seen behind the bus shelter. In one photo, only a partial glimpse can be seen at the extreme left. A postcard shot can be seen by clicking on “Iriquois Hotel”. Scroll down and there is a postcard of Main Street which shows the full facade of the Palace, to the right.
From the 1920s a postcard view of Main Street along with the Palace Theatre in Buffalo.
Architected by Laurence Bley and Duane Lyman of Bley & Lyman.