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Theatre building in Riga, Latvia

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1923
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Property / Wikidata instance: Q41253 / rank
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Property / Carthalia ID: 461 / rank
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Built 1923 by Fridrihs Karlis Skujins as cinema Splendid Palace. 824 seats. Opened 30 Dec 1923 with the movie Under Two Flags (1922). December 1952 renamed Kinoteatr Riga. 2006-2010 reconstruction and renovations. 2011 re-renamed Splendid Palace. Currently three screens with a total of 863 seats (including the former Kinoteatris Spartaks next door). Main hall also used for concerts and live events. (English)
Property / Note: Built 1923 by Fridrihs Karlis Skujins as cinema Splendid Palace. 824 seats. Opened 30 Dec 1923 with the movie Under Two Flags (1922). December 1952 renamed Kinoteatr Riga. 2006-2010 reconstruction and renovations. 2011 re-renamed Splendid Palace. Currently three screens with a total of 863 seats (including the former Kinoteatris Spartaks next door). Main hall also used for concerts and live events. (English) / rank
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Property / Note: Built 1923 by Fridrihs Karlis Skujins as cinema Splendid Palace. 824 seats. Opened 30 Dec 1923 with the movie Under Two Flags (1922). December 1952 renamed Kinoteatr Riga. 2006-2010 reconstruction and renovations. 2011 re-renamed Splendid Palace. Currently three screens with a total of 863 seats (including the former Kinoteatris Spartaks next door). Main hall also used for concerts and live events. (English) / qualifier
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Theatre building in Riga, Latvia
  • Palace Cinema
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Palace Cinema [Riga]
Theatre building in Riga, Latvia
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Built 1923 by Fridrihs Karlis Skujins as cinema Splendid Palace. 824 seats. Opened 30 Dec 1923 with the movie Under Two Flags (1922). December 1952 renamed Kinoteatr Riga. 2006-2010 reconstruction and renovations. 2011 re-renamed Splendid Palace. Currently three screens with a total of 863 seats (including the former Kinoteatris Spartaks next door). Main hall also used for concerts and live events. (English)
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