riviera theater造句

• The organ was purchased from the Riviera Theater in 1935.
• The "'Grand Riviera Theater "'was a movie palace theater located at 9222 Grand River Avenue in western Detroit, Michigan.
• It opened at the Grand Riviera Theater, Detroit, on February 27, 1961, and closed November 23, 1963, at the O'Keefe Centre, Toronto.
• From there they received bigger shows at venues like Metro, the Vic Theater and the 2, 500 seat Riviera Theater opening for B52s, The Sisters of Mercy, The Creatures and other touring bands.
• Next door, the Riviera Theater is being refurbished at a cost of $ 5.5 million for conference and retail space by the owners of Charleston Place, a hotel-retail complex, and is to be opened in December.
• Titled " It Starts With the Script, " the event at the 450-seat Riviera Theater was " without a doubt " the most popular such event the festival has staged, said festival director Phyllis DiPiciotto.
• The Riviera Theater and Performing Arts Center on Webster Street, in a restored Italian Renaissance-style building, features plays, concerts, movies and other events, and its 1926 " Mighty Wurlitzer " organ is featured in monthly organ concerts.
• Despite its problems, Uptown has continued to be home to some of the city's most thriving entertainment venues, including the Green Mill jazz club and the Riviera Theater and the Aragon Ballroom, theaters that support a steady stream of rock, alternative and hip hop performers.
• Despite the band's inactivity, Kscope released a 2 disc live album titled " Octane Twisted " in November 2012, containing a live recording of " The Incident " in its entirety, from material recorded at 2010 concerts at the Riviera Theater, Chicago, and the Royal Albert Hall.
• In addition, the band regularly plays the region s premier venues for acoustic and folk music, such as LVD s Concert Hall in Goshen, Indiana; The Front Porch in Valparaiso, Indiana; the Acorn Theater in Three Oaks, Michigan; the Riviera Theater in Three Rivers, Michigan; Kraftbrau Brewery in Kalamazoo, Michigan; and the Schauer Arts and Activities Center in Hartford, Wisconsin.