The Tarlton Theatre, Art Deco cinema and performance venue in Green Bay, United States.
The Tarlton Theatre is an Art Deco cinema and performance venue in Green Bay with one of the largest original movie screens in the city. It combines entertainment spaces with a restaurant and bar areas that serve visitors during events.
The building began as an auto dealership in 1925 and was converted to a single-screen cinema in 1941 under architect Perry Crosier. This transformation marked the start of its role as an entertainment venue in the city.
The theatre hosts performing arts and music events that draw artists and enthusiasts from the surrounding area. Its role as a venue for local university programs makes it a gathering place for creative expression.
The venue is easy to reach and offers parking for visitors, making arrival straightforward. The facility provides services and accommodations to support different visitor needs throughout the event.
The theatre preserves its original Streamline Moderne architecture and regularly hosts circus shows, an unusual use for a historic cinema. This rare blend of classic building style and unconventional entertainment creates a distinctive venue.
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