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| + | Built 1921 as a cinema and vaudeville theatre by C. Howard Crane. Opened 12 Jan 1922 as Capitol Theatre. 1929 renamed Paramount Theatre, 1934 renamed Broadway-Capitol Theatre, 1960 renamed Grand Circus Theatre. Closed 1978. Used as a music venue in the early 1980s. Closed 1985. 1989- major renovation and rebuilding. Re-opened as Detroit Opera House. Originally ca. 3500 seats, currently ca. 2700 seats. Home to the Michigan Opera Theatre. (English) | ||
| Property / Note: Built 1921 as a cinema and vaudeville theatre by C. Howard Crane. Opened 12 Jan 1922 as Capitol Theatre. 1929 renamed Paramount Theatre, 1934 renamed Broadway-Capitol Theatre, 1960 renamed Grand Circus Theatre. Closed 1978. Used as a music venue in the early 1980s. Closed 1985. 1989- major renovation and rebuilding. Re-opened as Detroit Opera House. Originally ca. 3500 seats, currently ca. 2700 seats. Home to the Michigan Opera Theatre. (English) / rank | |||
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| Property / Note: Built 1921 as a cinema and vaudeville theatre by C. Howard Crane. Opened 12 Jan 1922 as Capitol Theatre. 1929 renamed Paramount Theatre, 1934 renamed Broadway-Capitol Theatre, 1960 renamed Grand Circus Theatre. Closed 1978. Used as a music venue in the early 1980s. Closed 1985. 1989- major renovation and rebuilding. Re-opened as Detroit Opera House. Originally ca. 3500 seats, currently ca. 2700 seats. Home to the Michigan Opera Theatre. (English) / qualifier | |||
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Theatre building in Detroit, USA
- Opera House
| Language | Label | Description | Also known as |
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| English | Opera House [Detroit] | Theatre building in Detroit, USA |
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42°20'11.040"N, 83°2'54.960"W
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Built 1921 as a cinema and vaudeville theatre by C. Howard Crane. Opened 12 Jan 1922 as Capitol Theatre. 1929 renamed Paramount Theatre, 1934 renamed Broadway-Capitol Theatre, 1960 renamed Grand Circus Theatre. Closed 1978. Used as a music venue in the early 1980s. Closed 1985. 1989- major renovation and rebuilding. Re-opened as Detroit Opera House. Originally ca. 3500 seats, currently ca. 2700 seats. Home to the Michigan Opera Theatre. (English)
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1922
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