CAARP: Cinema and Audience Research Project

SÃ£o Luiz (Lisbon)

Venue Summary
Name	SÃ£o Luiz (Lisbon)
Address	Rua AntÃƒÂ³nio Maria Cardoso, 38 , Lisbon, Unknown 1200-026
Operation Dates	1928-01-01 - 1960-01-01
Capacity
Suburban/Country	Unknown
Purpose	Unknown
Screens
Roles

Venue Comments
Operation Dates Further Info It was opened as a theatre on 22-05-1894 with the name Teatro Dona AmÃ©lia (in honour to the queen of Portugal at that time). The arquitect was a French by the name of Louis Reynaud. In 1910, it has its name changed to Teatro RepÃºblica. But in 1914, it was destroyed by a fire. So, the arquitect Tertuliano Marques was the responsible for the new building, which was opened on 16-01-1916. In 1928, it was refurbished, adapted to be a cinema, and had its name changed to SÃ£o Luiz Cine. It was opened presenting the film "MetrÃ³polis" by Fritz Lang. It was the first sound cinema in Portugal (wired in 1930). it returned to theatre after 1960, and in 1971, it was bought by Lisbon City Council and had its name changed to Teatro Municipal de SÃ£o Luiz. From Portuguese Wikipedia

Venue Events
Event Date	Name of Venue	Address	Latitude / Longitude	Capacity	Suburban	Purpose	Screens
1928-01-01	SÃƒÂ£o Luiz Cine	Rua AntÃƒÂ³nio Maria Cardoso, 38 Lisbon Unknown 1200-026			Unknown	Unknown

Screenings
Films	Distributor	Dates
As Ilhas do PacÃfico		1932-02-27 - 1932-02-27
As Ilhas do PacÃfico		1932-02-28 - 1932-02-28
Ben-Hur		1932-02-28 - 1932-02-28
As Ilhas do PacÃfico		1932-02-29 - 1932-02-29
Ben-Hur		1932-02-29 - 1932-02-29
InspiraÃ§Ã£o	Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM)	1932-03-01 - 1932-03-01
InspiraÃ§Ã£o	Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM)	1932-03-02 - 1932-03-02
InspiraÃ§Ã£o	Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM)	1932-03-03 - 1932-03-03
InspiraÃ§Ã£o	Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM)	1932-03-04 - 1932-03-04
InspiraÃ§Ã£o	Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM)	1932-03-05 - 1932-03-05

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