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Toronto Theatres - Past & Present
Rio Theatre Opened as The Big Nickel in 1913
Rialto Theatre, originally the Hippodrome & Casino Twin Theatres
Regent Theatre – Once in the Moss Park Neighbourhood
Theatorium, later Red Mill – Toronto’s First Permanent Theatre
Royal Theatre, originally The Pylon in the Little Italy Neighbourhood
Island Theatre – Once on Centre Island
Princess Theatre, originally the Academy of Music
Playhouse Theatre – Once in the Harbord Village Neighbourhood
Parkdale Theatre – Once in the Parkdale Neighbourhood
Paramount Theatre – Once in the St Clair West Village
Palace Theatre – Once in the Greektown Neighbourhood
Oxford Theatre – Once in the East Danforth Neighbourhood
Hot Docs Ted Rogers Cinema, originally the Madison
Odeon Theatre 1473 Queen St W – Once in Parkdale
Odeon Theatre at 1558 Queen St W – Once in Parkdale
Odeon Hyland Theatre – Once in the Deer Park Neighbourhood
Odeon Humber Theatre, later Humber Cinema
Odeon Fairlawn Theatre – Once in the Bedford Park Neighbourhood
Odeon Danforth Theatre, later the Rex Danforth
Oakwood Theatre – Once in St Clair West Village
Paradise Theatre – Toronto’s Beautifully Restored Art Deco Venue
Mount Pleasant Theatre, originally the Hudson
Metro Theatre – Once in the Koreatown Neighbourhood
Academy Theatre – Once in Bloordale Village
Mayfair Theatre – Once in the Runnymede Neighbourhood
Melba Theatre, later the Queen & Vogue
Lansdowne Theatre, originally the Park
University Theatre – Toronto’s Magnificent Theatre Along Mink Mile
Elgin and Winter Garden Theatre Centre – A National Historic Site
Imperial Vaudeville, later Paulton, Rialto & Empire Theatre
La Salle Theatre, originally the Liberty
Hollywood Theatre – Once in the Deer Park Neighbourhood
Studio Theatre, originally St Paul’s Evangelical Lutheran Church
Kenwood Theatre – Once in Bloorcourt Village
Kingsway Theatre – The Landmark Nabe Cinema of Bloor West
Joy Theatre, originally the Rex
Eglinton Grand, originally Eglinton Theatre – A National Historic Site
Greek Theatre – An Open-Air Stage at the Guild Inn Estate
Guild Theatre, originally Greenwood – Once in Leslieville
Grant Theatre – Once in the Oakwood-Vaughan Area
Grover Theatre – Once Located in Danforth Village
Granada Theatre, originally Model Theatre – Once in Greektown
Opera House – Preserved its Vaudeville Theatre Architecture Charm
Fox Theatre, originally The Theatre Without A Name
Downtown Theatre – Once in the Heart of Yonge St
Grand Opera House & the Century-Old Cold Case of the Missing...
Family Theatre, later Lake – Once in The Beaches
Coronet Theatre, originally the Biltmore Savoy
Factory Theatre – Producing Canadian Plays for Over 50 Years
Esquire Theatre, originally Lyndhurst – Once in Bloor West Village
Empire Theatre – Once Located on Temperance St
Imperial Six Theatre – One of the World’s First Multiplex Theatres
Capitol Theatre, originally the York – Once in Lawrence Park
KUM-C Theatre – Once in the Parkdale Neighbourhood
CAA Theatre, formerly Panasonic, Festival, Showcase, New Yorker, Astor, Embassy &...
Odeon Carlton Theatre – Once Next to Maple Leaf Gardens
Broadway Theatre, originally the Globe – Once Downtown
Cumberland Four Cinemas – Once in Yorkville
Regent Theatre, originally the Belsize – Once in Leaside
Community Theatre – Once in Woodbine Heights
Casino Theatre, later the Civic Square & Festival
College Theatre – Once in Dufferin Grove
Circle Theatre – Once in Lawrence Park South
Biltmore Theatre – Once in the Downtown Yonge Area
Centre Theatre, originally Duchess – Once in Trinity-Bellwoods
Mary Pickford Theatre, originally the Auditorium
Bayview Theatre, later Bayview Playhouse – Once in Leaside
Bay Theatre, originally the Colonial
Cameo Theatre – Once in Pape Village
Park Theatre, originally the Bedford
Buddies in Bad Times Theatre
Eclipse Theatre – Once in Regent Park
Bloordale Theatre, later State – Once in West Bend
Comique Theatre – An Early Moving Picture Show
Allenby Theatre, later the Roxy & the Apollo
Avenue Theatre – Once in Midtown Toronto
Carlton Cinema – In the Church and Wellesley Area
Danforth Music Hall, originally Allen’s Danforth Theatre
Allen Theatre, later the Tivoli
Apollo Theatre, originally the Crystal
Colony Theatre – Once in the Oakwood-Vaughan Area
Birchcliff Theatre – Once in Scarborough
Adelphi Theatre, originally the Cum-Bac
Alhambra Theatre, originally the King George
Massey Hall – The Historic and Internationally Famous Venue
Runnymede Theatre – The Historic Theatre is Now a Drug Store
Bellevue Theatre & Lux Burlesque – Silver Screen to the Burlesque...
Uptown Theatre – Once a Grand Vaudeville & Movie Palace on...
Meridian Hall – Toronto’s Sophisticated Venue, Once the O’Keefe Centre
Revue Theatre – Toronto’s Oldest Operating Cinema, Since 1912
Royal Alexandra Theatre – A Jewel Box of Beaux-Arts Architecture
Victory Burlesque Theatre – Once Began as a Live Yiddish Venue
Alumnae Theatre – Once the Berkeley Street Fire Hall No. 4
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