Penticton movie theatre

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Looking to catch a live performance, show or flick? Look no further. Here is the complete list of cinemas and theatres in the Okanagan for your family to enjoy. The shows range from classics like Shakespeare and Brecht to original works like Horseplay and Cowboy King. Annual productions include The Halloween Walk of Terror, a Winter one-act sleigh ride show, and in Summer, a full-length musical. Dates and times will vary based on availability.

Penticton movie theatre

The Empress Theatre, now the home of Larsen's Tire Warehouse, is a two-storey, flat-roofed concrete building. Concrete pilasters frame the entrance front, and eight small rectangular windows surmount the second storey facing Front Street in Penticton, British Columbia. The Empress Theatre is valued for its original function as the Empire Theatre, which was an integral part of the historic Front Street area, reflecting its rise and fall as a commercial area. Front Street had its origins in the early days of Penticton's settlement when it was the main business street accessed by passengers disembarking the paddle-wheelers. The construction of the theatre represents the pre-World War I building boom in Penticton when, during a two year period, a handful of downtown buildings were constructed of concrete for the first time. The materials used demonstrate the confidence of the builders in Penticton's emerging economy as the city was developing into a major regional transportation hub. The theatre has social value for its role in the early cultural life of Penticton. It seated and opened with a sold-out crowd on January 8th, The lifespan of the theatre, as both the Empire and the Empress Theatres, included the period of vaudeville, silent movies and, with the advent of movie chains, it became part of the Paramount Pictures Berry circuit as the Empress Theatre starting August 1, When 'talkies', were introduced around the theatre was renovated. It was used for movies, opera, theatre, and public events until when its business was usurped by a theatre on Main Street. It then fell into disrepair and was used as a tire warehouse for many decades, thus reflecting the change in location of the business community in Penticton from Front Street to Main Street.

Recent comments view all 3 comments. Theatre status should now read closed. His furniture store housed Steward's Hall or the Opera House penticton movie theatre its second floor, and he also owned Penticton's previous movie theater, the Dreamland.

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Penticton movie theatre

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Exterior front view, The architecture, described at the time of construction as 'Roman Doric', with a Romanesque archway and Doric columns was typical of the eclectic classical and fantastic designs of early North American movie theatres. It was used for movies, opera, theatre, and public events until when its business was usurped by a theatre on Main Street. CSWalczak on November 27, at pm Another view can bee seen here. The Empress Theatre, now the home of Larsen's Tire Warehouse, is a two-storey, flat-roofed concrete building. Here is the complete list of cinemas and theatres in the Okanagan for your family to enjoy. Located in the Cannery Trade Centre, the theatre puts on multiple shows throughout the year. The Pen Mar was opened in with seating listed at for a single screen. Here is an early photo of the Pen-Mar Theatre. No one has favorited this theater yet. City of Penticton.

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Exterior front view, The shows range from classics like Shakespeare and Brecht to original works like Horseplay and Cowboy King. It was used for movies, opera, theatre, and public events until when its business was usurped by a theatre on Main Street. You must login before making a comment. Steward was a very early south Okanagan resident residing in Fairview prior to moving to Penticton, and was involved in numerous entertainment and cultural businesses. The Gyro Bandshell is a steel truss and concrete structure, comprising a stage with a concave,…. ScreenClassic on March 14, at am Just to note, the Pen-Mar is no longer listed on the Landmark website since it closed nearly six months ago, so its status should now read closed, not open. In recent years the entrance has been removed to create a flat plate glass front, and the 'Empress Theatre' sign has been plastered over. The Cleland Community Theatre hosts national and international performers, symphonies, school groups, comedians, noteworthy speakers and community groups. Want to be emailed when a new comment is posted about this theater? The theatre has social value for its role in the early cultural life of Penticton.