The 1908 State Theatre in Bay City, Michigan

Marquee of the State Theatre in Bay City, Michigan

The Temple Theatre in Sagninaw, Michigan

The Rialto Theater in Casper, Wyoming, built as the New Lyric Theater in 1921 Physical description:. Notes: It was constructed with 800 seats by Henry Brennan, who had run a successful Vaudeville house on which he based the design of the new cinema. He almost

Evangeline Theatre, New Iberia, Louisiana Physical description:. Notes: Now known as "The Sliman Theatre for the Performing Arts," the 600-seat Art Deco-style Evangeline Theatre opened as a movie theatre in 1930 and closed in 1960. The restored theatre is now

This old vaudeville house, built in the 1930s in Alpine, Texas, was purchased by Indian immigrant Avanish Rangra, a chemistry professor at Sul Ross State University locally, and his wife, Anju, in the 1970s. In 2002 their son, Amit, told a local newspaper, "We're not exactly a multiplex as much as a

The 1939 Crim Theater in Kilgore, Texas, once the flagship of a chain of movie theaters, was abandoned in the 1950s during the ascendancy of television and devolved into a glorified storage facility. Preservationists saved the building, and it has since been used for special events, including Hallow

The Fox Theater building in downtown La Junta, the seat of Otero County, Colorado Physical description:. Notes: Originally built in 1912 as a playhouse, it was purchased in 1939 by the Fox Theater chain and converted to a movie theater with 800 seats. The mov

The distressed Paramount Theatre in Marshall, Texas Physical description:. Notes: Delayed and over budget, the Paramount Theatre in Marshall, Texas opened on March 31, 1930. The opening was the first event in what the city of Marshall dubbed "Program of Progr