The building was demolished in 1982, and a new skyscraper, the Cincinnati Commerce Center, was erected in its place in 1984. Since the destruction of the Palace Theater, Cincinnati has been without a downtown movie palace; comparable buildings survive in nearby cities such as Columbus (Ohio Theatre) and Indianapolis (Indiana Theatre), serving as the homes of their symphony orchestras, unlike Cincinnati, whose orchestra plays at Music Hall in Over-the-Rhine. In 1980, the Palace was listed on the National Register of Historic Places, qualifying because of its place in local history, but the designation was unable to prevent its replacement with a skyscraper. Even though the theater has been gone for more than thirty years, it officially remains on the Register. References Theatres completed in 1918 Buildings and structures demolished in 1982 Cinemas and movie theaters in Ohio Demolished buildings and structures in Ohio Demolished theatres in the United States Former cinemas in the United States Italianate architecture in Ohio Movie palaces National Register of Historic Places in Cincinnati Theatres in Cincinnati Vaudeville theaters Theatres on the National Register of Historic Places in Ohio