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Historic Theatres in Tampa
- Alcazar Theatre
- Broadway Theatre
- Carver Theatre
- Casino Theatre
- Cazin Theatre
- Central Theatre
- Cinema Theatre
- Falk Theatre
- Florida Theatre
- Franklin Theatre
- Garden Theatre
- Grand or Grant Theatre
- Greeson Theatre
- Howard Theatre
- Imperial Theatre
- Lincoln Theatre
- Maceo Theatre
- New Palace Theatre
- New Prince Theatre
- Northtown Theatre
- Palace Theatre
- Palma Ceia Theatre
- Park Theatre
- Rex Theatre
- Rialto Theatre
- Ritz Theatre
- Roxy Theatre
- Royal Theatre
- Seminole Theatre
- Springs Theatre
- State Theatre
- Strand Theatre
- Tampa Theatre
- Victory Theatre
- Westown Theatre
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Listed in the 1950 Film Daily Yearbook...475 seats.
Wasn't this Theater on North Blvd. at the end of Main Street in West Tampa, Tampa,Florida
Actually, this theatre was (and still is) located inside of the El Centro Espanol of West Tampa. The theatre desperately needs to be renovated, however the cost to renovate just the theatre is over one million dollars (the rest of the building needs to be renovated, as well).
The building is located at 2306 North Howard Avenue, and is currently the temporary home of the Tampa Museum of Art. The building was added to the US National Register of Historic Places on July 30, 1974 and was originally built in 1912. Architect: Fred J. James
Does anyone know of any interior photographs that exist of the original sweeping staircase at the Centro Espanol de West Tampa?
The entrance to the theater itself was on Cherry Street.
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