Beaux-Arts Movie Theaters
Taught at the Ecole des Beaux-Arts in Paris, this architectural style emphasized the combination of the forms of classical Greek and Roman architecture with the ideals of the Renaissance, usually embellished with highly eclectic and ornate details such as flowers, garlands, shields, and statuary. The Beaux-Arts style was one of the most dominant architectural styles between about 1885 to 1920. The style was first widely popularized in the United States in 1893 at the “White City” of the World’s Columbian Exposition in Chicago.
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All Theaters (306)Open (89)Showing Movies (38)Closed (217)Demolished (141)Restoring (8)Renovating (9)
| ↑ Name | Location | Status | Screens |
|---|---|---|---|
Roxy Cinema
|
Antwerp, Belgium | Closed | 1 |
Royal Cinema
|
Belfast, United Kingdom | Closed | 1 |
Sam S. Shubert Theatre
|
Washington, DC, United States | Closed | 1 |
Savoy Cinema
|
Newcastle-under-Lyme, United Kingdom | Closed | 1 |
Shea's Hippodrome Theatre
|
Toronto, Canada | Closed | 1 |
Shea's Theatre
|
Bradford, PA, United States | Closed | 1 |
State Theatre
|
Toledo, OH, United States | Closed | 1 |
State Theatre
|
Cincinnati, OH, United States | Closed | 1 |
Teatro Casseaux
|
Buenos Aires, Argentina | Closed | 1 |
Ternes-Cinéma
|
Paris, France | Closed | 1 |
Ufa-Pavillon
|
Berlin, Germany | Closed | 1 |
United Artists Theatre
|
Seattle, WA, United States | Closed | 1 |
Vaudette Theatre
|
Springfield, IL, United States | Closed | 1 |
Victoria Theater
|
Mount Carmel, PA, United States | Closed | 1 |
Victoria Theatre
|
Toronto, Canada | Closed | 1 |
Victoria Theatre
|
Shamokin, PA, United States | Closed | 1 |
Villa Cross Picture House
|
Birmingham, United Kingdom | Closed | 1 |
Waldorf Theatre
|
Lynn, MA, United States | Closed | 1 |
West-End Family Theater
|
Cincinnati, OH, United States | Closed | 1 |
White Palace Theatre
|
Chicago, IL, United States | Closed | 1 |
Willis Wood Theatre
|
Kansas City, MO, United States | Closed | 1 |