This theater reopened as the Oriole Terrace ballroom on October 18, 1922 after renovation. It was later renamed the Grand Terrace and following a fire in 1940 it became the Latin Quarter until 1991. It briefly reopened at Grand Quarters, but was vacant by the mid ‘90s. The building was demolished in 2012.
The Empire was located at 203 East State Street. State Street was renamed Michigan Avenue in 1923. It opened on August 31, 1906, and closed in 1916. Info from the book “Old Marshall Town”.
The Lafayette Theater opened on this site in 1938.
This theater has been demolished.
This theater has been demolished.
This building has been demolished and replaced with a 2 story office building.
This theater has been demolished and replaced with a bank drive through.
Address is 103 North Lake Street.
Correct address is 2830 West Elm Street.
This photo is of the earlier Durand Theatre located in the Masonic Temple. It has its own separate page.
This address is now the site of a park.
Address might be 297 Main Street.
This theater has been demolished.
This theater has been demolished.
This theater has been demolished.
Address is 1000 West Jolly Road.
The Bijou later became the Crown, which has its own page here. Address is 335 5th Street.
The current address for this building is 117 South Main Street.
The site is currently home to Limelite Eagle Park.
This building has been demolished.
Address is 19 East Main Street.
This theater reopened as the Oriole Terrace ballroom on October 18, 1922 after renovation. It was later renamed the Grand Terrace and following a fire in 1940 it became the Latin Quarter until 1991. It briefly reopened at Grand Quarters, but was vacant by the mid ‘90s. The building was demolished in 2012.
This building is currently an event venue called The Norwood.
The Maple Theater abruptly closed yesterday, 2/5/24.
Current name is The Riviera Powered by Emagine.
The Empire was located at 203 East State Street. State Street was renamed Michigan Avenue in 1923. It opened on August 31, 1906, and closed in 1916. Info from the book “Old Marshall Town”.
This theater has been demolished. Address is currently a Wendy’s