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This fine theatre in Alameda looks like it's still in fine shape to show first run movies. Well, at least from the outside. This theatre is now home to a gymnastics center.
Check out the Hyatt Cinema in Burlingame, CA and its multiple arched front. This theatre looks like it used to feature cinerama sound or some other special feature from the 60's.
For a deco theater, the Noyo Theatre is relatively unassuming. The theatre, located just off the main drag, looks to still be open.
The Curran Theatre in the theater district in San Francisco still shows first run performances such as the Phantom of the Opera. The Curran Theatre was built in 1922 and is a part of San Francisco's famous Theatre District.
The Sierra Theatre in Susanville, CA still features first run movies. This quaint theater built around 1946 or so is located in the main street area of Susanville and also sports an intact marquee.
Here's a shot of the deco Tower Theatre located in the Tower District of Sacramento.
The State Theatre is still open for business showing movies on its multiscreens. This theatre is located along the main drag in downtown Woodland.
The Del Oro Theatre in Grass Valley, CA is an art deco movie palace that looks to be undergoing restoration. Update 08/05 : The Del Oro renovation is proceeding apace. The tower neon was relit with considerable fanfare recently. The mural repainting is up for bid and should be done in the next few months. Many thanks to Ed Martin for update 08-05
Here's a classic sign for the California Theatre located in Berkeley, CA. Looks like this theatre is also showing first run movies at this time.
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