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Ciné-Théâtre Chateau

6956 Saint Denis St, Montreal, Quebec H2S 2S4, Canada

4.1(73)

Open 24 hours

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Duc C. NguyênDuc C. Nguyên

Ciné-Théâtre Chateau, 1931 by René Charbonneau Originally designed for recreational, commercial, and residential purposes, the Cinema Le Château features a rectangular layout with a facade divided into three stone sections interspersed with brick. The cinema holds historical value as it reflects the trend of grand movie palaces capable of accommodating thousands of viewers. It boasts an ornate facade, rich interior decorations, and a seating capacity of over 1300. Characterized by its Art Deco style, it exemplifies the shift to more streamlined modern designs seen in the 1930s cinemas. Architecturally, it is a notable example of Art Deco in Quebec, showcasing floral, Pre-Columbian, Egyptian motifs, arts representations, a monumental arch with pilasters, and stained glass windows.

ImIm

Très belle salle pleine d’histoire. Je crois que c’est une église à la base. Bien entretenue, sièges confortables, personnel courtois, scène bien éclairée. Bref, tout pour passer une agréable soirée.

Tedd EddyTedd Eddy

Spectacle présenté par RCM, endroit vétuste, le son est médiocre, les chaises sont inconfortables, la climatisation est non fonctionnelle. 0/10

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Reviews of Ciné-Théâtre Chateau

4.1

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4.0

Ciné-Théâtre Chateau, 1931 by René Charbonneau

Originally designed for recreational, commercial, and residential purposes, the Cinema Le Château features a rectangular layout with a facade divided into three stone sections interspersed with brick. The cinema holds historical value as it reflects the trend of grand movie palaces capable of accommodating thousands of viewers. It boasts an ornate facade, rich interior decorations, and a seating capacity of over 1300. Characterized by its Art Deco style, it exemplifies the shift to more streamlined modern designs seen in the 1930s cinemas. Architecturally, it is a notable example of Art Deco in Quebec, showcasing floral, Pre-Columbian, Egyptian motifs, arts representations, a monumental arch with pilasters, and stained...

4.0

I have never walked in this venue. First impressions: wonderful acoustics; lovely antique touch to the theatre. I was surprised with the washroom setup. One must open a door and head downstairs. Never seen that...