Theater) Cincinnati, Ohio Palace Theatre (demolished) Cleveland, Ohio Palace Theatre Youngstown, Ohio Warner Theatre (now DeYor Performing Arts Center) Tulsa, Oklahoma Akdar Theatre 1922-1964 Portland, Oregon Paramount Theatre (now Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall) Erie, Pennsylvania Warner Theatre Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Loew's Penn Theatre (now Heinz Hall) West Chester, Pennsylvania Warner Theatre Providence, Rhode Island Loew's State Theatre, now the Providence Performing Arts Center Mitchell, South Dakota Corn Palace Chattanooga, Tennessee Tivoli Theatre Memphis, Tennessee Orpheum Theatre Charlottesville, Virginia Paramount Theater Seattle, Washington Paramount Theatre Baraboo, Wisconsin Al. Ringling TheaterMadison, Wisconsin Orpheum Theatre (Madison, Wisconsin) Milwaukee, Wisconsin Uptown Theatre (demolished) Bradley Symphony Center, formerly the Warner Grand Theater Kenosha, Wisconsin Gateway Theatre, now the Rhode Center for the Arts Racine, Wisconsin RKO Main Street Theatre References Further reading Charles Ward Rapp, Rapp & Rapp, Architects'' (2014) External links Theatre Historical Society of America History of Chicago's Uptown Theatre Friends of the Uptown Balaban and Katz Friends of the Loew's (Jersey Theatre) Rialto Square Theater Official Website 203 North Wabash building website Hotel Warner website Louis Grell Foundation/ Architectural records for buildings by Rapp & Rapp, (ca. 1911-1971 (bulk 1911-1959)), held by the Chicago History Museum American theatre architects Architects from Illinois Defunct architecture firms based in Chicago