| Embassy Theatre |
View looking east along the north side of Union Street.
Photograph: courtesy Puget Sound Theatre Organ Society. |
| Address |
216 Union Street |
| Opening Night Seating Capacity |
unknown |
| Original Theater Owner |
unknown |
| Original Theater Architect |
unknown |
| Years of Operation |
unknown (operating circa 1925 through at least 1930) |
| Type of Musical Accompaniment |
Kimball theater pipe organ (1925-?) |
| Current Status |
Operating as live performance venue |
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The Embassy Theatre was located in downtown Seattle on Union Avenue.
A Kimball theater pipe organ was installed in the Embassy Theatre in 1925. Organist Ed Zollman played at the Embassy in the 1920s.
Showing 1-3 December 1929, Our Modern Maidens (1929); 4 December 1929, Speedway (1929).
In later years, the Embassy became an adult film theater. In its latest incarnation, the theater building has been converted into The Triple Door music nightclub that specializes in jazz acts.
References: FilmYearBook-1926 p. 590 : Seattle Post-Intelligencer, 1 December 1929, p. 8E; Seattle Post-Intelligencer, 4 December 1929, p. 15 : Puget Sound Theatre Organ Society website : with additional information provided by Sean Varney.
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