Moore Theatre and Hotel

The Moore Theatre and Hotel, Seattle, Washington, (built 1907) is on the National Register of Historic Places (NRHP), ID #74001958.

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Moore Theatre 

theater in Seattle, Washington, U.S.
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Instance of	theatre building music venue movie theater
Location	Seattle, King County, Washington, Pacific Northwest, Washington, Pacific States Region
Street address	1932 2nd Avenue, Seattle, WA 98121
Architect	Edwin Walker Houghton
Heritage designation	National Register of Historic Places listed place (C, NRHP building, Moore Theatre and Hotel, 1974–)
Inception	1907
Date of official opening	28 December 1907
Maximum capacity	1,800
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47° 36′ 42.48″ N, 122° 20′ 27.6″ W
Authority file  Q6908241 BabelNet ID: 03859825n NRHP reference number: 74001958 OpenStreetMap node ID: 1999270661 Reasonator Scholia Wikidocumentaries KML file WikiShootMe OpenStreetMap Search depicted

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  The Moore. At right is the Josephinium, formerly New Washington Hotel, also on the NRHP.
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  Theatre entrance
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  Hotel entrance
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  Founder J.A. Moore
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  An early poster for the Moore Hotel. The former swimming pool is now a storage room.
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  Hotel room, 2013
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  En suite bathroom, 2013
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  Image from an early Moore Theatre program.
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  For many years, the Moore hosted the Orpheum Vaudeville
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  Poster for a vaudeville
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  Theatre lobby, looking toward front
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  Theatre lobby, looking toward back
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  Controls for lights
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  "In case of fire" instructions at stage right
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  Stairs down from stage right

Some views of the main theater hall, taken on the occasion of the theater's 100th anniversary celebration:

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Some images of performances, all on the occasion of the theater's 100th anniversary celebration:

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  Andrew McKeag of PUSA
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  Violinist Helena Emery
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  Kara O'Toole dancing a Pat Graney piece
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  Saxophonist Michael Matthews
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  Soprano Alicia Murillo performing Rossini...
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  ...and performing Kurt Weill
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  Tamara the Trapeze Lady...
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  ... and her colleague Quynbi Horton
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  Swing dancing
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  Northwest Tap Connection
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  And the inimitable Artis the Spoonman