Revival house
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A revival house or repertory cinema is a term for a cinema that specializes in showing classic or notable older films (as opposed to first run films). Such venues may include standard repertory cinemas, multi-function theatres that alternate between old movies and live events, and some first-run theatres that show past favorites alongside current releases.
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[edit] List of revival houses
[edit] Canada
- Ottawa, Mayfair Theatre
- Ottawa, ByTowne Cinema
- Saskatoon Broadway Theatre
- Toronto, Revue Cinema
- Toronto, Bloor Cinema
[edit] US
- Atlanta, Plaza Theatre (Atlanta)
- Chicago, Music Box Theatre (Chicago)
- Dallas, Texas Theatre
- Detroit, Redford Theatre
- Los Angeles, New Beverly Cinema
- NYC, Film Forum
- Seattle, Grand Illusion Cinema
- Baltimore, The Charles Theatre
- Rochester, Dryden Theatre
- Saginaw MI Temple Theatre
[edit] Europe
[edit] UK
- London, Prince Charles Cinema
- London, BFI Southbank
[edit] The Netherlands
- Rotterdam, WORM
[edit] Australia
- Melbourne, Valhalla Cinema
- Melbourne, The Astor Theatre
[edit] South Africa
- Gardens, Cape Town, Labia Theatre
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