Tudor Revival Movie Theaters

The Tudor Revival style became very popular in the United States during the 20s and 30s, especially in suburban areas. It refers to the half-timbered style of architecture of the early English Renaissance period (16th and early 17th centuries) under Elizabeth I (1558-1603) “Elizabethan” and James I (1603-25) “Jacobean”. Other details of the Tudor Revival style include overlapping gables, parapets and intricately patterned brickwork.

Showing 27 active movie theaters

↑ Name	Location	Status	Screens
Aldeburgh Cinema	Aldeburgh, United Kingdom	Open	1
Bellevue Theatre	Upper Montclair, NJ, United States	Open	4
Caistor Community Cinema	Caistor, United Kingdom	Open	1
Capawock Theatre	Vineyard Haven, MA, United States	Open	1
Charles Allis Art Museum, Margar...	Milwaukee, WI, United States	Open	1
Cinema Haritz Barne	Hasparren, France	Open	1
Cornell Cinema	Ithaca, NY, United States	Open	1
Empire Cinema	Ashbourne, United Kingdom	Open	1
Everyman Oxted	Oxted, United Kingdom	Open	3
Geraldine Cinema	Geraldine, New Zealand	Open	1
Glen Art Theatre	Glen Ellyn, IL, United States	Open	4
Hickory's Wall Heath	Wall Heah, United Kingdom	Open	2
Leiston Film Theatre	Leiston, United Kingdom	Open	1
Lynton Cinema	Lynton, United Kingdom	Open	1
Lynwood Theatre	Bainbridge Island, WA, United States	Open	1
Macha Theatre-Films	West Hollywood, CA, United States	Open	1
Manor Theater	Pittsburgh, PA, United States	Open	4
Odeon Salisbury	Salisbury, United Kingdom	Open	5
Paramount Hudson Valley Theater	Peekskill, NY, United States	Open	1
Pickwick Theatre	Syracuse, IN, United States	Open	1
Picture House	Uckfield, United Kingdom	Open	3
Picture House	Stafford, United Kingdom	Open	1
Pioneer Theater	Manteo, NC, United States	Open	1
Royal Cinema	Faversham, United Kingdom	Open	1
Royal Theater	Danville, IN, United States	Open	1
Tomahawk Cinema	Tomahawk, WI, United States	Open	1
Volkslichtspiele	Wernigerode, Germany	Open	2