Oriental Theatre

Oriental Theater is a venue in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Worked via Landmark Theaters, it is authoritatively known as the Oriental Landmark Theater. The performance center was constructed and opened in 1927 as a motion picture castle with East Indian stylistic layout. It is said to be the main motion picture royal residence to fuse East Indian work of art. Composed by Gustave A. Dick and Alex Bauer, the auditorium has two minaret towers, three recolored glass light fixtures, a few hand-drawn wall paintings, six greater than-life Buddhas, many unique draperies, eight porcelain lions, and several elephants.The Oriental Theater has been indicating autonomous and workmanship films, and also a couple of blockbuster Hollywood movies. A Kimball theater organ gives unrecorded music to noiseless movies.