All Historic Theaters in United States
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Showing Historic Theaters 235-252 of 263
The Palladium Theater, in a 1925 church building, is St. Petersburg College's performance venue.
The Lyric Theatre is a restored 1926 theater in downtown Stuart.

A 1928 movie palace in downtown Syracuse.

A 1918 vaudeville theater in downtown Tacoma.
Tampa Theatre is a 1926 atmospheric movie palace run as a nonprofit cinema and venue.
The Nugget is Telluride's small historic Main Street movie house, a Telluride Film Festival screen and the town's year-round cinema.
The Sheridan Opera House, built in 1913 in the mining boom, was the first home of the Telluride Film Festival in 1974 and is still its most storied screen.

A restored 1895 theater, home of the Toledo Symphony and Ballet.

A 1932 memorial building whose Patriots Theater hosts concerts, dance and ceremonies.
A restored 1930 movie palace on Congress Street.

A 1914 theater, formerly the Brady Theater, hosting concerts and events.
A historic theater with murals from the 1893 World's Fair.

The National Theatre, founded in 1835, presents touring Broadway productions near the White House.
Warner Theatre is a restored 1924 movie palace presenting concerts, comedy and dance.