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Opened 21 Sep 1908 as Byers Opera House. Later used as a cinema and named Byers Theatre. 1919 rebuilding by Raphael A. Nicolais, reopened 19 Oct 1919 as Palace Theatre. 1468 seats. Closed 1974 and converted into a jazz club. Demolished 1977. (English)
Property / Note: Opened 21 Sep 1908 as Byers Opera House. Later used as a cinema and named Byers Theatre. 1919 rebuilding by Raphael A. Nicolais, reopened 19 Oct 1919 as Palace Theatre. 1468 seats. Closed 1974 and converted into a jazz club. Demolished 1977. (English) / rank
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theatre in Fort Worth
  • Palace Theatre
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Palace Theatre [Fort Worth]
theatre in Fort Worth
  • Palace Theatre

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32°45'9.778"N, 97°19'47.374"W
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Opened 21 Sep 1908 as Byers Opera House. Later used as a cinema and named Byers Theatre. 1919 rebuilding by Raphael A. Nicolais, reopened 19 Oct 1919 as Palace Theatre. 1468 seats. Closed 1974 and converted into a jazz club. Demolished 1977. (English)
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1806
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113 E. 7th Street, Fort Worth, TX 76102
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