Great Star Theater, Historic theatre in the United States of America
The Great Star Theater serves as a venue for various live performances and films.
Originally built in 1925, it has served the San Francisco community for nearly a century.
It is known for showcasing Chinese operas and films, reflecting the Chinatown district's heritage.
Located at 636 Jackson Street, it provides entertainment in the heart of San Francisco's Chinatown.
The theater once hosted the premiere of Bruce Lee's 'Enter the Dragon' in North America.
Location: San Francisco
Address: 636 Jackson Street, San Francisco, CA 94133
Website: greatstarsf.com
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