Movie Palace Websites
Welcome To The Castro Theatre
The Castro Theatre is San Francisco's Historic Movie Palace.
470,113
$
8,640.00
Grand Lake Theater
The Grand Lake Theater is Oakland's historic movie palace. On Fridays and Saturdays we feature performances on the Mighty Wurlitzer before evening shows in Theater One.
1,925,153
$
720.00
ALMA
Alma Mahler-Werfel was the last femme fatale of the 20th century. The composer Gustav Mahler died of having loved her too much, painter Oskar Kokoschka was unable to get over losing her his whole life long, architect Walter Gropius was a plaything in her hands, and poet Franz Werfel wrote:
11,146,187
$
8.95
ALMA
Alma Mahler-Werfel was the last femme fatale of the 20th century. The composer Gustav Mahler died of having loved her too much, painter Oskar Kokoschka was unable to get over losing her his whole life long, architect Walter Gropius was a plaything in her hands, and poet Franz Werfel wrote:
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$
8.95
Parkway Theatre Revitalization Initiative
A vision of how Baltimore's venerable Parkway Theatre should be restored as a multi-discipline artistic and entertainment performance venue. Eight hundred seats, balcony food service cabaret-style and a genuine WurliTzer theatre organ will make the Parkway's offerings unique not only in Baltimore and Maryland, but perh
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$
8.95
Welcome to Interstate Theatres
The Interstate Theatre Chain Documentary Project. Find out what's going on in production and how to invest in this project.
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$
8.95
Welcome to Knight Sky Pictures - The Home of Award-Winning Motion Pict
KNIGHT SKY PICTURES Home Page
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$
8.95
Welcome To The Castro Theatre
The Castro Theatre is San Francisco's Historic Movie Palace.
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$
8.95
Welcome To The Castro Theatre
The Castro Theatre is San Francisco's Historic Movie Palace.
Not Applicable
$
8.95
Welcome To The Castro Theatre
The Castro Theatre is San Francisco's Historic Movie Palace.
Not Applicable
$
8.95
ALMA
Alma Mahler-Werfel was the last femme fatale of the 20th century. The composer Gustav Mahler died of having loved her too much, painter Oskar Kokoschka was unable to get over losing her his whole life long, architect Walter Gropius was a plaything in her hands, and poet Franz Werfel wrote:
Not Applicable
$
8.95
