W. W. Kimball Co.
1928

Riviera Theatre

449 Wabasha Street North
St. Paul, MN, US

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Database Manager on May 1st, 2015:

Opened in 1920 as the 1400-seat Astor Theatre, owned by Finkelstein & Ruben. After only seven years the theatre was shuttered. It was then rebuilt in a Moorish-Oriental style by architect Thomas Farr Ellerbee, and reopened in late-1928 as the Riviera Theatre. In 1976 the theatre was closed and ultimately razed.

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