Theater Amenities:
Digital, Dolby, Listening Devices, 4 Screens, No Passes
Products & Services:
Gift Certificates
Matinee Discounts
Description:
History : In 1926, the Reid Brothers' design for the Grand Lake Theater was completed for West Coast Theaters, Inc. March 6, 1926 marked the grand opening of this Vaudeville Show and Silent Movie House. In 1928, West Coast Theaters, Inc. became part of the Fox Theater Chain. Vaudeville Shows were discontinued after talking pictures (known as 'talkies') became popular. In 1980, Allen Michaan, owner of Renaissance Rialto, Inc. purchased the ground lease, opening the theater as a single screen Movie Palace. Two main expansions: Expansion #1 - 1981 The main balcony seating was transformed into auditorium #2 Expansion #2 - 1985 Storefronts along Grand Avenue were transformed into small movie palace themed auditoriums. They were connected to the main theater by enclosing an exterior alleyway. Auditorium 3 - Egyptian 1920's style Auditorium 4 - Moorish style
Pass Disclaimer:
Please contact theater to confirm passes are accepted for a particular show
Additional Information:
This magnificent movie house, built in 1926 features a 60-foot-high roof sign containing 3,000 light bulbs, The Grand Lake combines the glamour of Hollywood's movie palace era with today's state-of-the-art projection & sound technology, Brand new rocking loge chairs in all auditoriums
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