Loew's 175th Street Theatre

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Loew's 175th Street Theatre is a historic, opulent movie palace in Washington Heights, Manhattan, now known as the United Palace and used as a performing arts and cultural venue.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf landmark
movie palace
performing arts venue
theatre building
alsoKnownAs United Palace
architect Thomas W. Lamb
architecturalStyle Indo-Chinese
Moorish
exotic revival
builtFor Loew's Theatres
linked to: Loew's Inc.
country United States
crossStreet West 175th Street
currentName United Palace
currentUse concert venue
cultural center
performing arts venue
era golden age of movie palaces
formerName Loew's 175th Street Theatre
function live performance venue
movie theatre
hasOrgan theatre pipe organ
heritageStatus New York City Landmark
landmarkDesignationBy New York City Landmarks Preservation Commission
landmarkDesignationYear 2016
locatedIn Manhattan
New York
New York City
United States
location Washington Heights, Manhattan
linked to: Washington Heights
neighborhood Washington Heights
notableFeature grand lobby
large proscenium arch
lavish interior decoration
ornate auditorium
opened 1930
openingDate February 22, 1930
originalOwner Loew's Theatres
linked to: Loew's Inc.
owner United Palace of Spiritual Arts
partOf Loew's Wonder Theatres
linked to: Loew's Inc.
renovatedAs United Palace
seatingCapacity approximately 3,400
over 3,000
streetAddress 4140 Broadway
usedFor community events
concerts
film screenings
theatrical performances

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United Palace originalName Loew's 175th Street Theatre
United Palace formerName Loew's 175th Street Theatre
Loew's 175th Street Theatre formerName Loew's 175th Street Theatre