Found information which states the theatre opened on 10 Sep 1943 with the Alan Ladd movie China.Architect was Enrique de la Mora with interior design by Lisandro Pena.It closed on 2 Nov 1981 with the Clint Eastwood movie,Any Which Way You Can and demolished 1982.
Opened 20 May 1926.
Theatre was destroyed by fire on 8 April 2024.
Venue has been closed since Feb 2020.
Opened 5 Feb 1926 and closed 20 Jun 1959.
Opened as an outdoor theatre on 8 Aug 1925 and reopened as an indoor theatre on 28 Oct 1928.
Found information which states the theatre opened on 10 Sep 1943 with the Alan Ladd movie China.Architect was Enrique de la Mora with interior design by Lisandro Pena.It closed on 2 Nov 1981 with the Clint Eastwood movie,Any Which Way You Can and demolished 1982.
Closed in 2023 and will be converted into retail space.
Grand Opera House opened 1 Feb 1906.
Opened 1 Sep 1913 with 1797 seats.Closed Nov 1975 and demolished.
Opened 4 Sep 1905 and closed 20 Aug 1981.
Opened 10 Sep 1906 with 1200 seats.
The church must have vacated the premises some time ago but it is not in very good condition inside and is currently up for sale.
Venue is now being used as a restaurant.Photo added.
Interior was still intact in 2016.Photos were taken then by Matt Lambros.
Architects first name was Malachi.Atmospheric interior was still there in 1986.
Listed as an atmospheric.
Opened 24 Dec 1929 with 1200 seats.Architect Max Blankstein.Closed May 1960 and became bowling alley which has now closed.
Theatre opened 4 September 1931 and closed in 1961.
Architect was Joseph E Nason.It was listed as atmospheric.
Architect was Peter Hulsken.
Architect was W.J.Van Der Merr.
Opened 1946 with 599 seats.Twinned 1979.
Theatre opened in 1914 and could have been designed by John Eberson.Renovations were done in 1930’s and it reopened on 5 Sep 1936.
Opened 30 Apr 1947.
According to articles on Toronto theatres this was demolished in the 1980’s.Google maps indicate the theatre is no longer there.