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1. www.waterwinterwonderland.com › movietheatersRoosevelt Theatre - Detroit MI - waterwinterwonderland.com

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   Roosevelt Theatre - Detroit MI. Address: 9515 Gratiot. City: Detroit. State: MI. Zip: 48213. County: Wayne. Open: 1925. Capacity: 1771. Owner History: Theater Type: Neighborhood House. Number of visits to this page: 4514. Disclaimer:

2. cinematreasures.org › theaters › 3932Photos of Roosevelt Theatre in Detroit, MI - Cinema Treasures

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   Detroit; Roosevelt Theatre; Roosevelt Theatre. 9515 Gratiot Avenue, Detroit, MI 48213. Closed. Demolished. ... “The ultimate web site about movie theaters” ...

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4. www.detroitnews.com › picture-gallery › newsShowtime! Detroit's historic theaters

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   Dec 6, 2015 · Downtown Detroit between Campus Martius and Randolph was home to 11 theaters in the 1910s, and many more in the 1920s as movie palaces sprouted.

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   The Roosevelt Theatre was designed by Christian W. Brandt and H.D. Ilgenfritz as a sister to the Cinderella Theatre, which opened a year earlier (1924) and sat about a hundred more than the Roosevelt’s 1,770.

6. www.atdetroit.net › forum › messagesDiscuss Detroit: Old Detroit Moviehouses - 1

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   The Fox Theater in Detroit has a supreme Rococo style and it's last one in Michigan. Midway - Schaefer at Michigan. The building is still there now a medical clinic and office center.

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7. historicdetroit.org › buildings › michigan-theatreMichigan Theatre - Historic Detroit

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   The 4,038-seat Michigan Theatre was designed in the French Renaissance style in 1925 and was simply unrivaled in Detroit in elegance at the time.

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   How many theaters were there in Detroit in the 1910s?

   • Downtown Detroit between Campus Martius and Randolph Street was home to 11 theaters in the 1910s. The city acquired many more in the 1920s as movie palaces sprouted nationwide. The Detroit News Archives The original Detroit Opera House opened in Campus Martius in 1869 and was the premier Detroit entertainment venue of its day.

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   Which Michigan theaters should you see?

   • Theaters that exceed a century in age and tell the stories of the communities that house them. Here is our list of historic Michigan theaters you simply must see. Among all the buildings, arenas, and parks that make Detroit so iconic, the Fox Theatre stands out in its own unique way.

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   When did the Fox Theatre open in Detroit?

   • Detroit's ornate, eye-popping Fox Theatre, designed by C. Howard Crane, opened in 1928. It was a flagship movie palace in the Fox Theatres chain, and was once Detroit's premier movie destination. It now hosts live performances. The Detroit News Archives Detroiters stand in line an hour before the Fox Theatre box office office opens in April 1934.

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   Which Detroit theater was designed by John Eberson?

   • The Detroit News Archives The Art Deco style Varsity Theater on Livernois Avenue, designed by architect Hector Payne, opened in 1936 and closed in the 1970s. The Detroit News Archives The Riviera Theater on Grand River Avenue, designed by John Eberson in an Italian Renaissance style, sported a four-story vertical marquee.

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   Who designed the first movie palace in Detroit?

   • The movie palace designed by noted Detroit architect C. Howard Crane seated 1,806 and was elaborately ornamented. It opened in 1917 and was the first Michigan theater to show a full-length talking picture, "The Jazz Singer," in 1927. It's now an office building called The M@dison. The Detroit News Archives

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   Who designed the Michigan Theater in 1926?

   • Crowds line up for the gala opening of the Michigan Theater on Bagley Street in 1926. The opulent 4,038-seat movie palace was designed by renowned Chicago architects Cornelius and George Rapp. "The world's wonder theatre," the marquee declares.

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9. mymichiganbeach.com › michigan-historic-theaters35 Historic Michigan Theaters: A Must-See List for Theater ...

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   Dec 21, 2023 · Uncover the magic of 35 historic Michigan theaters! Explore architectural gems, discover captivating stories, and find your next unforgettable performance. From grand Detroit palaces to rural playhouses, experience the magic of live performance and journey through time.