List of movie theaters

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This is a list of movie theaters notable enough for Wikipedia articles. See also the list of movie theatre chains from across the world.

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Armenia

NameDescriptionCountryCoordinatesImage
Moscow Cinema Notable cinema in Yerevan, Armenia Armenia
Moscow cinema in Yerevan.jpg
Nairi Cinema Oldest movie theatre in Yerevan, Armenia Armenia
Kinoteatr Nairi.jpg

Bangladesh

NameDescriptionCountryCoordinatesImage
Blockbuster Cinemas Bangladesh
Blockbuster-cinemas JFP.jpg
CineScope First mini theater in the country Bangladesh
Lion Cinemas Bangladesh
Lion Cinemas.jpg
Monihar Bangladesh
Front view of Monihar Cinema Hall.jpg
Shyamoli Cinema Bangladesh
Star Cineplex Bangladesh
Star Cineplex, Bashundhara, Dhaka, Bangladesh.jpg

Canada

NameDescriptionCountryCoordinatesImage
Cinémathèque québécoise Canada 45°30′50″N73°33′45″W / 45.5139°N 73.5625°W / 45.5139; -73.5625
Cinematheque quebecoise.JPG
Corona Theatre Theatre in Montreal Canada 45°28′59″N73°34′31″W / 45.483055555556°N 73.575277777778°W / 45.483055555556; -73.575277777778
Theatre Corona 02.JPG
Eglinton Theatre Canada 43°42′16″N79°24′38″W / 43.704444°N 79.410556°W / 43.704444; -79.410556
Eglinton Theatre.jpg
Garneau Theatre Canada 53°31′23″N113°30′43″W / 53.5231°N 113.512°W / 53.5231; -113.512
Garneau Theater 1.jpg
Rex Theatre Canada 50°19′47″N102°16′01″W / 50.3298°N 102.26697°W / 50.3298; -102.26697
Royal Cinema Canada
The Royal Cinema.jpg

Finland

NameDescriptionCountryCoordinatesImage
Imatra Finland
Elokuvateatteri Imatran muistomerkki.jpg
Tennispalatsi Building in Helsinki, Finland Finland 60°10′11″N24°55′49″E / 60.169722222222°N 24.930277777778°E / 60.169722222222; 24.930277777778
Tennispalatsi Helsinki.jpg

France

NameDescriptionCountryCoordinatesImage
Cinéma du Panthéon France 48°50′51″N2°20′32″E / 48.84751111°N 2.34228333°E / 48.84751111; 2.34228333
L'Arlequin France 48°51′04″N2°19′50″E / 48.8511107°N 2.3305178°E / 48.8511107; 2.3305178
L'Arlequin.JPG
L'Idéal Cinéma démolished on 1995Movie theater France 50°19′50″N3°15′07″E / 50.33055556°N 3.25194444°E / 50.33055556; 3.25194444
Hotel du Syndicat des verriers D' Aniche (Ideal Cinema) demoli en 1993.jpg
La Géode Geodesic dome in Paris France 48°53′40″N2°23′19″E / 48.89444444°N 2.38861111°E / 48.89444444; 2.38861111
Parc de la Villette, Geode.jpg
Le Balzac Movie theater in Paris France 48°52′21″N2°17′58″E / 48.8726°N 2.29958°E / 48.8726; 2.29958
Le Champo France 48°51′00″N2°20′35″E / 48.85003611°N 2.34313611°E / 48.85003611; 2.34313611
Le Champollion.JPG
Le Grand Rex Cinema in Paris, France France 48°52′14″N2°20′52″E / 48.870502777778°N 2.347725°E / 48.870502777778; 2.347725
Legrandrexfacade.jpg
Max Linder Panorama France 48°52′17″N2°20′42″E / 48.87136944°N 2.34486667°E / 48.87136944; 2.34486667
The Studio des Ursulines Cinema in Paris France 48°50′34″N2°20′31″E / 48.8427°N 2.3419°E / 48.8427; 2.3419
Le Studio des Ursulines.JPG

Germany

NameDescriptionCountryCoordinatesImage
Babylon Movie theater in Berlin, Germany Germany 52°31′33″N13°24′43″E / 52.5258°N 13.4119°E / 52.5258; 13.4119
Berlin, Mitte, Rosa-Luxemburg-Strasse 30, Wohnanlage und Kino Babylon.jpg
Kino International Germany 52°31′13″N13°25′22″E / 52.5203°N 13.4228°E / 52.5203; 13.4228
Berlin, Mitte, Karl-Marx-Allee 33, Kino International.jpg

Italy

NameDescriptionCountryCoordinatesImage
Teatro Adriano Italy 41°54′21″N12°28′11″E / 41.905894°N 12.469771°E / 41.905894; 12.469771
Prati - teatro Adriano 1040957.JPG
Teatro Dante Theatre and cinema in Sansepolcro (Italy) Italy 43°34′10″N12°08′39″E / 43.569538888889°N 12.144119444444°E / 43.569538888889; 12.144119444444
Sansepolcro, Cinema Teatro Dante Fronte.jpg

Netherlands

NameDescriptionCountryCoordinatesImage
EYE Film Institute Netherlands Dutch archive and museum for cinema Netherlands 52°23′04″N4°54′02″E / 52.384411°N 4.900594°E / 52.384411; 4.900594
EYE Filmmuseum.jpg
Melkweg Netherlands 52°21′53″N4°52′53″E / 52.364778°N 4.881336°E / 52.364778; 4.881336
MelkwegAmsterdam.jpg
PandaVision Netherlands 51°38′55″N5°02′48″E / 51.648719°N 5.046635°E / 51.648719; 5.046635
Pandadroom ingang.jpg
Rialto Netherlands 52°21′11″N4°53′38″E / 52.353056°N 4.893889°E / 52.353056; 4.893889
Rialto Amsterdam.jpg
Royal Theater Heerlen Netherlands 50°53′23″N5°58′30″E / 50.88972°N 5.975°E / 50.88972; 5.975
50°53′24″N5°58′31″E / 50.88992°N 5.97532°E / 50.88992; 5.97532
BioscoopRoyal1.JPG
Toneelschuur Netherlands 52°22′54″N4°38′21″E / 52.381666666667°N 4.6391666666667°E / 52.381666666667; 4.6391666666667
Toneelschuur-Haarlem-Lange-Begijnestraat.jpg
Tuschinski Netherlands 52°21′58″N4°53′40″E / 52.366111°N 4.894444°E / 52.366111; 4.894444
Tuschinski front.jpg

Poland

NameDescriptionCountryCoordinatesImage
Atlantic Notable cinema in Warsaw, Poland Poland
Kino Atlantic w Warszawie 2019.jpg

Sweden

NameDescriptionCountryCoordinatesImage
Astoria Sweden 59°20′05″N18°04′39″E / 59.33472222°N 18.0775°E / 59.33472222; 18.0775
Astoria Nybrogatan 2010.jpg
Bergakungen Sweden 57°42′08″N11°59′11″E / 57.70222222°N 11.98638889°E / 57.70222222; 11.98638889
Filmstaden Bergakungen, 2016.JPG
Cosmonova IMAX fulldome video theatre in Stockholm, Sweden Sweden 59°22′07″N18°03′16″E / 59.368666666667°N 18.054444444444°E / 59.368666666667; 18.054444444444
Draken Sweden 59°19′54″N18°01′37″E / 59.33166667°N 18.02694444°E / 59.33166667; 18.02694444
Draken 2009a.jpg
Göta Lejon Sweden 59°18′49″N18°04′24″E / 59.313692°N 18.073368°E / 59.313692; 18.073368
Teater Gota Lejon Stockholm 2008-02-09.JPG
Maximteatern Sweden 59°20′13″N18°05′20″E / 59.336944444444°N 18.088888888889°E / 59.336944444444; 18.088888888889
Maxim ljusskylt 2010.jpg

Turkey

NameDescriptionCountryCoordinatesImage
Atlas Turkey 41°02′03″N28°58′45″E / 41.03419°N 28.97920°E / 41.03419; 28.97920
Atlas Sinemasi, Istanbul Sinema Muzesi.jpg
Emek Turkey 41°02′06″N28°58′47″E / 41.03491°N 28.979697°E / 41.03491; 28.979697

United Kingdom

NameDescriptionCountryCoordinatesImage
Broadway Cinema United Kingdom 52°57′15″N1°08′38″W / 52.9543°N 1.14383°W / 52.9543; -1.14383
Nottingham - NG1 - geograph.org.uk - 2909988.jpg
Castle Cinema United Kingdom 51°37′15″N3°56′29″W / 51.6208°N 3.94139°W / 51.6208; -3.94139
Castle Cinema.jpg
Curzon Mayfair Cinema Cinema in London United Kingdom 51°30′24″N0°08′53″W / 51.506537°N 0.148049°W / 51.506537; -0.148049
Curzon Mayfair, Mayfair, W1 (4298543667).jpg
Dominion Cinema Independent cinema in Edinburgh United Kingdom 55°55′51″N3°12′31″W / 55.9308°N 3.20861°W / 55.9308; -3.20861
Dominion Cinema Edinburgh.jpg
Electric Palace Cinema, Harwich United Kingdom 51°56′47″N1°17′20″E / 51.9465°N 1.2888°E / 51.9465; 1.2888
Electric Palace Cinema.JPG
Granada Cinema Former Granada movie theatre in Woolwich, South East London. United Kingdom
Lewisham Odeon United Kingdom
London IMAX IMAX cinema in the South Bank district of London, just north of Waterloo Station United Kingdom 51°30′18″N0°06′49″W / 51.505°N 0.11361111111111°W / 51.505; -0.11361111111111
London IMAX cinema 2.jpg
Odeon Cinema, Manchester Cinema on Oxford Street, Manchester, England United Kingdom
Odeon Cinema, Manchester.jpg
Odeon Leicester Square Cinema which occupies the centre of the eastern side of Leicester Square, London United Kingdom 51°30′38″N0°07′45″W / 51.5106°N 0.129167°W / 51.5106; -0.129167
Leicester Square Odeon.jpg
Odeon, Kingstanding Former cinema in north Birmingham, England United Kingdom 52°33′13″N1°53′06″W / 52.5536°N 1.885°W / 52.5536; -1.885
Kingstanding Odeon.JPG
Phoenix Cinema Cinema in East Finchley, London United Kingdom 51°35′19″N0°09′49″W / 51.588504°N 0.163706°W / 51.588504; -0.163706
Phoenix Cinema frontage at night.jpg
Safari Cinema Cinema in Croydon, United Kingdom United Kingdom 51°22′57″N0°06′27″W / 51.3825°N 0.1075°W / 51.3825; -0.1075
Savoy Theatre Theatre in Monmouth, Wales United Kingdom 51°48′46″N2°42′52″W / 51.8129°N 2.71452°W / 51.8129; -2.71452
The Savoy Theatre, Monmouth - geograph.org.uk - 1070497.jpg
Ultimate Picture Palace Cinema in east Oxford, England United Kingdom 51°44′56″N1°14′22″W / 51.7488°N 1.23935°W / 51.7488; -1.23935
Oxford UltimatePicturePalace night.jpg

United States

NameDescriptionCountryCoordinatesImage
Artcraft Theatre Indiana (Franklin) United States of America 39°28′52″N86°03′18″W / 39.4812°N 86.055°W / 39.4812; -86.055
Artcraft Theatre.jpg
Astor Theater Pennsylvania (Reading) United States of America
Bleecker Street Cinema New York (Manhattan) United States of America 40°43′41″N73°59′58″W / 40.72799°N 73.99943°W / 40.72799; -73.99943
Washington Square Village Bleecker Street Cinema.jpg
Booth Theater Kansas (Independence) United States of America 37°13′31″N95°42′22″W / 37.225278°N 95.706111°W / 37.225278; -95.706111
Booth Theater, Independence, KS.jpg
Cable Car Cinema Rhode Island (Providence) United States of America 41°49′23″N71°24′19″W / 41.8231469144045°N 71.40539259814672°W / 41.8231469144045; -71.40539259814672
Cable Car Cinema.jpg
Capitol Theater Iowa (Burlington) United States of America 40°48′34″N91°06′11″W / 40.8094°N 91.1031°W / 40.8094; -91.1031
Capitol Theater - Burlington Iowa.jpg
Capitol Theatre Building Michigan (Flint) United States of America
Capitol Theatre Flint.jpg
Castro Theatre California (San Francisco) United States of America 37°45′43″N122°26′06″W / 37.762°N 122.435°W / 37.762; -122.435
Castro Theater (6016445305).jpg
Cine Capri Arizona (Phoenix) United States of America
Cinema 21 Oregon (Portland) United States of America
Cinema 21 (Portland, Oregon).jpg
Cleveland Cinematheque Ohio (Cleveland) United States of America 41°30′32″N81°36′35″W / 41.509°N 81.6096°W / 41.509; -81.6096
Cliff Theater Colorado (Wray) United States of America 40°04′39″N102°13′19″W / 40.0775°N 102.22194444°W / 40.0775; -102.22194444
Cliff Theater (Wray) from SW 1.JPG
Colonial Theatre Virginia (South Hill) United States of America 36°43′29″N78°07′51″W / 36.7247°N 78.1308°W / 36.7247; -78.1308
ColonialTheater 9875.jpg
Congress Theater Illinois (Chicago) United States of America 41°55′12″N87°41′32″W / 41.92°N 87.6922°W / 41.92; -87.6922
Congress Theater Chicago.jpg
Donk's Theatre Virginia (Hudgins) United States of America 37°28′17″N76°19′35″W / 37.4714°N 76.3264°W / 37.4714; -76.3264
Donk's.jpg
Florida Theatre Florida (Jacksonville) United States of America 30°19′34″N81°39′20″W / 30.326111°N 81.655556°W / 30.326111; -81.655556
Florida Theater at night.jpg
Fox Theatre Georgia (Atlanta) United States of America 33°46′21″N84°23′08″W / 33.7725°N 84.385556°W / 33.7725; -84.385556
Fox Theater night.jpg
Fox Theatre Inglewood California (Inglewood) United States of America
Fox Theater, Inglewood, California.jpg
Gothic Theatre Colorado (Englewood) United States of America 39°39′27″N104°59′17″W / 39.6576°N 104.988°W / 39.6576; -104.988
The Gothic Theater (6034645077).jpg
Los Angeles Theatre California (Los Angeles) United States of America 34°02′47″N118°15′09″W / 34.046389°N 118.2525°W / 34.046389; -118.2525
Los Angeles Theater on Broadway, Los Angeles.JPG
Masonic Temple Theater Iowa (Mount Pleasant) United States of America 40°58′02″N91°33′11″W / 40.9672°N 91.5531°W / 40.9672; -91.5531
Image The Masonic Temple Theater.jpeg
Menominee Opera House Michigan (Menominee) United States of America 45°06′12″N87°36′10″W / 45.1033°N 87.6028°W / 45.1033; -87.6028
Newton Theater Washington, D.C. United States of America 38°56′08″N76°59′27″W / 38.935556°N 76.990833°W / 38.935556; -76.990833
Newton Theater.jpg
Northrup Theater Kansas (Syracuse) United States of America 37°59′03″N101°45′07″W / 37.9842°N 101.752°W / 37.9842; -101.752
Northrup Theater, Syracuse, KS IMG 5829.JPG
Oriental Theatre Wisconsin (Milwaukee) United States of America 43°03′35″N87°53′09″W / 43.0597°N 87.8857°W / 43.0597; -87.8857
Oriental Theatre Milwaukee lobby.jpg
Palace Theater Tennessee (Crossville) United States of America 35°56′49″N85°01′33″W / 35.946944°N 85.025833°W / 35.946944; -85.025833
Palace-theater-crossville-tn1.jpg
Paramount Theatre California (Oakland) United States of America 37°48′36″N122°16′05″W / 37.81°N 122.268°W / 37.81; -122.268
Paramount.jpg
Phoenix Theater California (Petaluma) United States of America 38°14′06″N122°38′35″W / 38.235°N 122.643°W / 38.235; -122.643
Pitts Theatre Virginia (Culpeper) United States of America 38°28′24″N77°59′47″W / 38.4733°N 77.9964°W / 38.4733; -77.9964
PittsTheatre 3907.jpg
Royal Theater Florida (St. Petersburg) United States of America 27°45′35″N82°39′47″W / 27.7597°N 82.6631°W / 27.7597; -82.6631
Royal Theater St. Petersburg FL.png
Royal Theatre Arkansas (Benton) United States of America 34°33′47″N92°35′18″W / 34.563055555556°N 92.588333333333°W / 34.563055555556; -92.588333333333
Royal Theater, Market St., Benton, AR.JPG
Senator Theatre Maryland (Baltimore) United States of America 39°21′49″N76°36′39″W / 39.3636°N 76.6108°W / 39.3636; -76.6108
Senator Theater.jpg
Somerville Theatre Massachusetts (Somerville) United States of America 42°23′48″N71°07′22″W / 42.39676286°N 71.12287903°W / 42.39676286; -71.12287903
Somerville Theatre detail.jpg
St. Johns Twin Cinema Oregon (Portland) United States of America 45°35′26″N122°45′22″W / 45.5906°N 122.756°W / 45.5906; -122.756
St. Johns Cinema.jpg
Sundance Kabuki California (San Francisco) United States of America 37°47′06″N122°25′59″W / 37.785°N 122.433°W / 37.785; -122.433
Japantown-AMC-Pagoda.jpg
The 3-Penny Cinema Illinois (Chicago) United States of America
Tower Theater California (Los Angeles) United States of America 34°02′36″N118°15′16″W / 34.043375°N 118.254444°W / 34.043375; -118.254444
Tower Theater (Los Angeles).jpg
Uptown Theater Wisconsin (Racine) United States of America 42°42′57″N87°47′54″W / 42.715833333333°N 87.798333333333°W / 42.715833333333; -87.798333333333
Uptown Theater, Racine,WI.jpg
Virginia Theatre Illinois (Champaign) United States of America 40°07′01″N88°14′44″W / 40.117°N 88.2455°W / 40.117; -88.2455
Virginia Theater Champaign Illinois 4142.jpg
Vista Theatre California (Los Angeles) United States of America 34°05′54″N118°17′13″W / 34.0984°N 118.287°W / 34.0984; -118.287
4473 Sunset.JPG
Warner Theatre West Virginia (Morgantown) United States of America
The Warner Theatre marquee in Morgantown, West Virginia LCCN2015631559.tif
Williamsburg Cinemas New York (Brooklyn) United States of America 40°42′51″N73°57′35″W / 40.714143888889°N 73.959858888889°W / 40.714143888889; -73.959858888889
Williamsburg Cinemas.jpg
New Beverly Cinema California (Los Angeles) United States of America 34°04′34″N118°20′45″W / 34.076228°N 118.345758°W / 34.076228; -118.345758
Kill Bill the Whole Bloody Affair screening at the New Beverly.jpg
Ziegfeld Theatre New York (Manhattan) United States of America 40°45′46″N73°58′44″W / 40.762694444444°N 73.978805555556°W / 40.762694444444; -73.978805555556
40°45′46″N73°58′47″W / 40.762777777778°N 73.979722222222°W / 40.762777777778; -73.979722222222
Ziegfeld Theatre NYC.jpg

Misc

NameDescriptionCountryCoordinatesImage
Amoudah Cinema fire Syria
Coliseum Spain 41°23′17″N2°09′58″E / 41.3881°N 2.16611°E / 41.3881; 2.16611
ColiseumBarcelona.jpg
Colosseum Kino Norway 59°55′47″N10°42′38″E / 59.92963°N 10.710651°E / 59.92963; 10.710651
Colosseum kino.jpg
DHA Cinema Pakistan
Faenza theatre Movie theatre in Bogotá, Colombia Colombia 4°35′51″N74°04′18″W / 4.5975°N 74.0718°W / 4.5975; -74.0718
Teatro Faenza.JPG
Grand Theatre Movie Theater in Copenhagen district Indre By Denmark 55°40′35″N12°34′15″E / 55.6765°N 12.5709°E / 55.6765; 12.5709
Grand Teatret, Copenhagen.jpg
Kings Cross Theatre Popular Sydney movie theatre 1916–1966. Australia 33°52′31″S151°13′19″E / 33.875352°S 151.222067°E / -33.875352; 151.222067
King's Cross Theatre, Darlinghurst Road, ca. 1920, Hall & Co.jpg
Rivoli Cinema Australia
Rivoli Cinema 16.09.18.jpg
Rossiya Theatre Russia 55°45′58″N37°36′27″E / 55.766111111111°N 37.6075°E / 55.766111111111; 37.6075
Pushkinsky Cinema 00.jpg

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The Civic Theatre of Allentown, also known as the Nineteenth Street Theatre, is the oldest cinema in Allentown, Pennsylvania. The theater opened on September 17, 1928. It hosts live theater, educational programs, and screens art house films. In July 1957, the property was purchased by Allentown's Civic Little Theatre. Since then, stage productions have been performed at the theater. In 1994 the company officially changed its name to the Civic Theatre of Allentown. Its building on 19th Street was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 2024.

<span class="mw-page-title-main">Film</span> Visual art consisting of moving images

A film – also called a movie, motion picture, moving picture, picture, photoplay or (slang) flick – is a work of visual art that simulates experiences and otherwise communicates ideas, stories, perceptions, feelings, beauty, or atmosphere through the use of moving images. These images are generally accompanied by sound and, more rarely, other sensory stimulations. The word "cinema", short for cinematography, is often used to refer to filmmaking and the film industry, and the art form that is the result of it.

<span class="mw-page-title-main">RKO Proctor's Theater, New Rochelle</span>

RKO Proctor's Theater is a historic movie theater located on Main Street in New Rochelle in Westchester County, New York. Herbert J. Krapp designed the brick structure using a Renaissance motif with retail stores housed under two-story "blind arches", a feature borrowed from Stanford White’s Madison Square Garden. Completed in 1927, this movie palace and vaudeville house featured a luxurious 2,800 seat interior with 4 screens. A Wurlitzer organ was installed in the theater in 1927 and was used to accompany silent movies and for intermissions and shows. After the invention of talking movies the organ was abandoned and later sold.

<span class="mw-page-title-main">2012 Aurora theater shooting</span> Mass shooting in Aurora, Colorado, US

On July 20, 2012, a mass shooting occurred inside a Century 16 movie theater in Aurora, Colorado, United States, during a midnight screening of the film The Dark Knight Rises. Dressed in tactical clothing, 24-year-old James Eagan Holmes set off tear gas grenades and shot into the audience with multiple firearms. Twelve people were killed, and 70 others were injured, 58 of them from gunfire.