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{{r|Colony Theatre}} | |||
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- Cinemas in Canada: Add brief definition or description
- Kaplan & Sprachman: A firm of Canadian architects who specialized in designing Art Deco movie theatres [e]
- Joy Theatre (Toronto) [r]: Operated as a cinema called the Rex from 1914 to 1941, and then as the Joy, from 1941 to 1953, and then operated as a strip bar [e]
- Humber Cinemas [r]: Add brief definition or description
- Bloor streetcar line [r]: Toronto, Ontario's second most heavily used streetcar route, replaced by Canada's second heavy rail subway route [e]
- Herrontown Woods [r]: An 82-acre nature preserve on the Princeton Ridge in Princeton, NJ. [e]
- Westminster Choir College [r]: A school of music located (as of 2024) on Rider's main Lawrence, NJ campus as part of its College of Arts and Sciences. [e]
- Glendale Theatre (Toronto) [r]: Large 70mm cinema that operated in Toronto, Ontario from 1947 to 1974 [e]
- Colony Theatre [r]: A movie theatre, designed by Kaplan & Sprachman, built in 1939, since demolished [e]