Fox Theatre, Historic movie theater in The Beaches, Toronto, Canada
Fox Theatre is a movie theater in The Beaches neighborhood of Toronto with ornate architectural details and a carefully maintained facade. The building features a traditional marquee at the corner of Queen Street and Beech Avenue, preserving its original character.
The building opened in 1914 and received its first name through a community contest. It underwent name changes over the decades, eventually becoming Fox Theatre in 1936.
The theater shows a mix of new releases, independent films, foreign movies, and classic Hollywood productions throughout the year. Visitors find a diverse range of genres that goes beyond what standard multiplex cinemas typically offer.
The theater underwent renovations in 2007 that added modern reclining seats, updated concession stands, and improved accessibility throughout. Historical elements were preserved during these upgrades, making visits comfortable for all guests.
A stained glass panel showing the former Prince Edward Theatre name is visible above the lobby doorway. This detail marks a chapter in the cinema's past identity from its royal-sounding former name.
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