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Theatre building in New York, USA

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Cinema, built by Thomas W. Lamb. Opened 28 Dec 1917 with the film A Modern Musketeer. Site of world premieres of major movies from 1930s to 1972. Converted into a twin cinema in 1981. 1984 renamed United Artists Twin. Closed June 1987. Subsequently demolished in favour of a skyscraper. (English)
Property / Note: Cinema, built by Thomas W. Lamb. Opened 28 Dec 1917 with the film A Modern Musketeer. Site of world premieres of major movies from 1930s to 1972. Converted into a twin cinema in 1981. 1984 renamed United Artists Twin. Closed June 1987. Subsequently demolished in favour of a skyscraper. (English) / rank
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Property / Note: Cinema, built by Thomas W. Lamb. Opened 28 Dec 1917 with the film A Modern Musketeer. Site of world premieres of major movies from 1930s to 1972. Converted into a twin cinema in 1981. 1984 renamed United Artists Twin. Closed June 1987. Subsequently demolished in favour of a skyscraper. (English) / qualifier
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1987
Timestamp+1987-00-00T00:00:00Z
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CalendarGregorian
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108
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Theatre building in New York, USA
  • Rivoli Theatre
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Rivoli Theatre [New York City]
Theatre building in New York, USA
  • Rivoli Theatre

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Cinema, built by Thomas W. Lamb. Opened 28 Dec 1917 with the film A Modern Musketeer. Site of world premieres of major movies from 1930s to 1972. Converted into a twin cinema in 1981. 1984 renamed United Artists Twin. Closed June 1987. Subsequently demolished in favour of a skyscraper. (English)
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28 December 1917Gregorian
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1987
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