theater the building once housed is gone; the facade remains. Proctor's 58th Street Theatre, New York City, 1928 Proctor's 86th Street Theatre, New York City, 1927 Proctor's Theatre, Schenectady, New York, 1926 Reade's State Theatre, New Brunswick, New Jersey, 1921 Regent Theatre, New York City, 1913 Ridgewood Theatre, Ridgewood, New York, 1916 Rivoli Theatre, New York City, 1917 Stanley Theatre, Utica, New York, 1928 State Theatre, Uniontown, Pennsylvania, 1922 Strand Theatre, Lakewood, New Jersey, 1922 Tivoli Theatre, Washington, DC, 1924 Victoria Theater, New York City, 1917 Warner Theatre, Torrington, Connecticut, 1931 Warner's Hollywood Theatre, New York City, 1930 Ziegfeld Theatre, New York City (with Joseph Urban), 1927 Canada Elgin and Winter Garden Theatres, Toronto, 1913 The Sanderson Centre, Brantford, Ontario, 1919; auditorium restored in 1990, currently a performing arts centre Capitol Theatre, Hamilton, Ontario, 1920; 103 King Street East, Hamilton all but lobby demolished in 1973; now vacant after Buttinsky's Bar and Wing Joint closed Capitol Theatre (Windsor, Ontario), 1920; currently a performing arts centre. Pantages Theatre, Toronto, Ontario, 1920 Uptown Theatre, Toronto, Ontario, 1920; demolished in 2003 India Metro Cinema, Mumbai, Maharashtra, 1938 Metro Cinema, Kolkata (Calcutta), West Bengal, 1935; Currently being renovated. Residential architecture In 1920, Lamb designed for himself a private summer home in the Adirondacks in the village of Elizabethtown, New York. The house, which is still extant as a residence, is situated on the Boquet River. The eight-bedroom manor, referred to today as Cobble Mountain Lodge, is a shingle and cobble stone design marked by the inclusion of a stone turret. References External links Cinema Treasures' List of theatres designed by Thomas W. Lamb. Thomas W. Lamb works in the collection of the Cooper-Hewitt, National Design Museum Gray, Christopher, Streetscapes: Thomas W. Lamb’s Theaters, An Architect for Stage and Screen, Wired New York, October 5, 2008 Thomas W. Lamb Architecture on Google Maps Thomas W. Lamb and John J. McNamara architectural records, 1895-1989, held by the Avery Architectural and Fine Arts Library, Columbia University Lamb, Thomas W. fonds (R12543) at Library and Archives Canada 1871 births 1942 deaths American theatre architects Architecture firms based in New York City Architects from New York City People from Dundee