Photograph depicts audience seating at a theatre.

Interior shot of audience seating as seen from the stage; two levels of seating - stage level and mezzanine level; stage level approximately twice the size of mezzanine level; three aisles leading to exits; projection windows visible at top of image.

Photograph depicts backstage theatre set storage.

Angled side shot of series of vertical cables with small white labels; light panels and fire extinguisher to left of cables; curtain in left corner of image.

Photograph depicts the former Pantages Theatre, now the Beacon Theatre at 20 W Hastings. It then became the Majestic, and after that, finally, the Hastings Odeon.

Exterior angled side shot of four story, neoclassical building; vertical sign reads "BEACON"; marquee reads "THREE WISE GIRLS"; sign on right of building reads "PRICES 25 15 10 TALKING PICTURES"; Army and Navy building partially visible to right of theatre.

Photograph depicts a crowd gathered in front of the Queen Elizabeth Theatre.

Sidewalk and outdoor patio with umbrellas and shell chairs in foreground of image; three storey building with window facade and taller extension in read in middle of image; main Vancouver post office in left background of image.

Photograph depicts a deaf aid phone amplifier and master fire control station.

Angled side shot of machine in centre of room; black box with white knobs on a pedestal; various speakers, dials, and switches on the wall in left of image; similar machine partially visible in right of image.

Photograph depicts a theatre dual light control station.

Angled side shot of large projection type machine; two film reel holders; lever on back left of machine; telephone on wall next to machine; light panel on wall beside telephone.

Photograph depicts the Plaza Theatre at 881 Granville St, Vancouver, British Columbia. The Plaza Theatre was originally opened as the Maple Leaf Theatre in 1924 and became the Plaza Theatre in 1939. Seating 925, it became The Odeon in 1966. Closed in 1991, The Odeon reopened in 1997, only to close again a year later. In 1999, retaining it's original marquee, the The Odeon became the Plaza Club, a nightclub/live performance space.

Side shot of art modern style, two story building; marquee sign reads "DEBORAH KERR I SEE A DARK STRANGER", "PLAZA THEATRE"; man in overcoat and fedora in front of box office; pedestrians walking in front of hotel beside the theatre.

Photograph depicts the foyer of the Orpheum Theatre. The Orpheum Theatre was built in 1929 by the Orpheum vaudeville circuit and showed mainly movies until the 1970s. In 1974, it was purchased by the City of Vancouver, underwent extensive renovations and was reopened in 1977 as the home of the Vancouver Symphony Orchestra.

Obscured chandelier in middle of image; Spanish Baroque architectural detailing on walls, ceiling, staircases and archways; street entrance/exit in bottom middle of image.

Photograph depicts the foyer of the Vogue Theatre.

Interior shot of room with low, rounded ceiling, and art deco patterned carpet; two column styled ashtrays in right and middle of image; wood paneling along bottom half of walls on right side of image; staircase in left of image.