New York, NY
Built:
1915
Venue Status:
Status unknown
Seating Capacity:
350
Because of the fire hazards typically associated with the early days of cinema, the theatre actually developed such groundbreaking fire-prevention methods as fire-proof curtains and heat-sensitive skylights. Hence, it has been designated as a national landmark.
Became part of the historic Henry Street Settlement in 1927.
Originally built for silent movie showings.
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