Historic cinemas and old school drive-ins are captured by Boston-born photographer Stefanie Klavens, who has been documenting these architectural gems across America since the late 1990s.

PROFIT LIVE @THE FAMOUS ROXY THEATER 1/20/2013

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1932. Broadway at W. 47th St. Huge Billboard advertising the Roxy Theater at 7th and 50th St. Many stores street level and second floor, too many to list, click pic for better view. dcmny.org

Mod Betty spotlights the lovingly restored -- and still operational -- 1920s Roxy Theatre.

Manhattan’s iconic Tribeca Grand Hotel is now going by a new name. Known as The Roxy Hotel from henceforth, the industrially glamorous hotel might not seem that different for those familiar with the soaring triangular atrium and red brick-lined interior. A longtime haunt for the neighbourhood’s film and fashion crowds, the hotel has thankfully preserved many of the aspects that has made it a New York mainstay since it first opened in 2000.

Opened in 1906 as the Alvarado Theater. In early 1913 it briefly became the Lyric Theater. By June 1913 it changed to the Grotto Theater. In February 1921 the interior was destroyed by fire. Repairs were carried out and by 1926 it was known as the Temple Theater. In 1936 it was renamed Rialto Theater and in the late 1930’s the name was changed to the Roxy Theater. The Marquee is from 1939.

Roxy Theatre Northampton, PA