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1. www.nwneighborhoods.org › capitol-theatreCapitol Theatre | NWNCDC

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   The historic Capitol Theatre — the only movie theatre on Cleveland’s west side — is celebrating 100+ years! Located at 1390 W. 65th St. in the Gordon Square Arts District, the Capitol Theatre is proudly owned by nonprofit Northwest Neighborhoods and operated by Cleveland Cinemas. The Capitol screens new blockbusters, indie films and your favorite classics on three digital screens.

2. cinematreasures.org › theaters › 67478Grand Central Theatre in Cleveland, OH - Cinema Treasures

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   Located in the east Cleveland district of Fairfax. The Grand Central Theatre was opened by 1914. Today 7110 Central Avenue is a vacant plot of land. Directly across the street in 1914 would have been the Del Mar Theatre at 7105 Central Avenue (which has its own page on Cinema Treasures).

3. clevelandhistorical.org › items › showOnce Downtown's Premier Cinema House - Cleveland Historical

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   Feb 28, 1980 · The Hipp became the nation's largest theater devoted exclusively to showing films and prospered for the next four decades, enjoying large movie crowds as Cleveland’s premier downtown movie house. The theater continued to show movies until the late 1970s, when declining attendance no longer supported the business.

4. www.clevelandcinemas.com › x0fp0-capitol-theatreTheatre Info - Cleveland Cinemas

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   CEDAR LEE THEATRE 6+ POLICY: No children under 6 are permitted to any R or NC17 films and select PG13 and NR films. If you plan to attend a PG13 or NR film with a child under 6, please call the Cedar Lee Theatre to check that film's age restrictions.

5. www.cleveland.com › entertainment › 2016Vintage Cleveland theaters: From the 1850s to Playhouse Square

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   Apr 21, 2016 · Here's a vintage Cleveland theater tour - some gone, some changed, but all worthy of applause. The curtain is rising again on the 1927 built Variety Theatre on the west side, closed in the...

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6. www.imdb.com › showtimes › cinemaCleveland Cinemas - Capitol Theatre Showtimes - IMDb

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   Cleveland Cinemas - Capitol Theatre Showtimes on IMDb: Get local movie times.

7. People also ask

   What is a Cleveland theater based on?

   • Modeled after the Hippodrome in New York, Cleveland’s version reflected developer Max Faetkenheuer’s dream of a theater that could house any size of production and staging. The central area in front of the stage held a pool which splashed the orchestra when horses paraded past.

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   What was Cleveland's most popular theater before Playhouse Square?

   • Before Playhouse Square, Cleveland's most popular theater was a luxurious structure on the corner of what was then Sheriff Street. It was built in 1875 for $200,000 and could seat 1,638 people. This theater, which cost $200,000 to build in 1875 and had a seating capacity of 1,638, was Cleveland's most popular theater before Playhouse Square.

   Vintage Cleveland theaters: From the 1850s to Playhouse Square

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   What happened to the Hipp Theater in Cleveland?

   • The Hipp became the nation's largest theater devoted exclusively to showing films and prospered for the next four decades, enjoying large movie crowds as Cleveland’s premier downtown movie house. The theater continued to show movies until the late 1970s, when declining attendance no longer supported the business.

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   When was the Cleveland Play House built?

   • The Cleveland Play House was built and opened in 1953 during remodeling of the Euclid- East 77th Theater\. It occupied its Euclid Avenue complex, the largest regional theater complex in the country, from 1927 to 2011, when it relocated to Playhouse Square.

   Vintage Cleveland theaters: From the 1850s to Playhouse Square

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   What happened to the Cleveland theaters in 1921 & 1922?

   • The Cleveland theaters, which were built in 1921 and 1922, were almost demolished like so many other theaters of their era. However, their successful restoration is a happy ending - and a lesson for future preservationists. (Gus Chan, The Plain Dealer)

   Vintage Cleveland theaters: From the 1850s to Playhouse Square

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   Does Cleveland have a Masonic Auditorium?

   • Yes, Cleveland has a Masonic Auditorium. Opened at 3615 Euclid Avenue in 1921, it was home to the Cleveland Orchestra until Severance Hall opened in 1931. The auditorium is still an active Masonic temple and hosts opera and concerts. The main theater has 2,200 seats.

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8. cinematreasures.org › theaters › 67478Photos of Grand Central Theatre in Cleveland, OH - Cinema ...

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   Cleveland; Fairfax; Grand Central Theatre; Grand Central Theatre. 7110 Central Avenue, Cleveland, OH 44104. ... “The ultimate web site about movie theaters” ...