Hawaii Theatre, Honolulu Photos

The Hawaii Theatre (1922) at 1130 Bethel St. was designed as a movie theater by Walter L. Emory & Marshall H. Webb in a Neoclassical style. After extensive renovation, it reopened in 1996 as a prime performance venue.

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Hawaii Theatre (1922) (1130 Bethel St.). Honolulu, HI. Style: Neoclassical. Architect: Walter L. Emory & Marshall H. Webb. On National Register.	Neoclassical facade of Hawaii Theatre. Honolulu, HI.	Greek & Rococo details of Hawaii Theatre. Honolulu, HI.	Proscenium arch of Hawaii Theatre. Honolulu, HI.

Curtain with image of Diamond Head in Hawaii Theatre. Honolulu, HI.	Detail of Diamond Head curtain in Hawaii Theatre. Honolulu, HI.	Proscenium arch design of Greek-style procession in Hawaii Theatre. Honolulu, HI.	Detail of chariot on proscenium arch design of Greek-style procession in Hawaii Theatre. Honolulu, HI.

Neoclassical columns flanking stage in Hawaii Theatre. Honolulu, HI.	Interior side wall with balcony in Hawaii Theatre. Honolulu, HI.	Painting with young man in arch in Hawaii Theatre. Honolulu, HI.	Panel with actor holding skull in Hawaii Theatre. Honolulu, HI.

Dome within Hawaii Theatre. Honolulu, HI.	Array of seat in Hawaii Theatre. Honolulu, HI.	Embroidered seat in Hawaii Theatre. Honolulu, HI.


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