List of Fox Theatres
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- Atlanta, Georgia -- Opened 1929
- Aurora, Illinois --Opened 1935
- Bakersfield, California -- Opened 1930
- Banning, California -- Currently open with 3 screens
- Brooklyn, New York -- Opened 1928, demolished 1971
- Billings, Montana -- Opened November 13, 1931, the last Art Deco theatre in the United States built by 20th Century Fox Corporation; sold to Carsich Theatres in 1978; renovated and reopened as the Alberta Bair Theatre for the Performing Arts in 1987
- Boulder, Colorado -- Opened 1926 as the Rialto Theatre
- Centralia, Washington -- Opened in 1930. Closed in 1990s. Currently being restored.
- Detroit, Michigan -- Largest of the Fox theatres, opened 1928, fully restored 1988
- Fullerton, California -- Opened 1925
- Green Bay, Wisconsin -- opened February 14, 1930
- Hanford, California -- Opened 1929 and is currently used for live concerts, restoration is ongoing
- Hutchinson, Kansas -- Opened 1931
- Joplin, Missouri -- Opened 1930, now converted to a church
- Springfield, Missouri -- Also originally part of the Electric Theatre chain, and also now serving as a church. Built by M.E. Gillioz, who later built the Gillioz Theatre in Springfield.
- Las Cruces, New Mexico -- Opened 1926, acquired by Fox in 1929, restored in 2005.
- Oakland, California -- Opened 1928, restored in 2009
- Paso Robles, California -- Opening and closing dates unknown, still standing but abandoned
- Pomona, California -- Opened 1931
- Portland, Oregon -- Opened 1911; theater demolished April 1997
- Redlands, California -- Opened 1928
- Redwood City, California --Opened in 1929, remodeled in the 1950s, listed on National Register of Historic Places in 1993
- Riverside, California -- Opened 1929, first theatre to preview Gone with the Wind; restored in 2008-2009, reopened January 2010,
- San Bernardino, California -- Opened 1929
- Salina, Kansas -- Opened 1932
- San Diego, California -- Opened 1929
- San Francisco, California -- Opened 1929, demolished 1963
- San Jose, California California Theatre (San Jose) -- Opened 1927, closed in 1973, renovated and reopened in 2004
- Santa Barbara, California -- Opened 1930
- Seattle, Washington -- Opened 1929, renamed Roxy in 1933
- Spokane, Washington -- Opened 1931
- St. Louis, Missouri -- Opened 1929
- Stockton, California -- Opened 1930, renamed The Bob Hope Theatre
- Toronto, Ontario, Canada -- Opened 1914
- Tucson, Arizona -- Opened 1930
- Visalia, California -- Opened 1930, reopened 1999
- Watsonville, California -- Closed 2009
- Westwood, Los Angeles, California -- Opened 1931
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