Palace Theatre

The Palace Theater, situated on Hanover Street in Manchester, is an execution scene worked in 1914 that is presently recorded on the U.S. National Register of Historic Places. The performance center was worked to take after the Palace Theater in New York City and opened in 1915 with a seating limit of 1,100 individuals. Entertainers included Bob Hope, the Marx Brothers, Harry Houdini, and some more. After the decay of the prevalence of vaudeville, the performance center was utilized as a film house yet was in the end left empty. The performance center was then remodeled, and it revived in 1974 with a seating limit of 880. Today, the venue has ballet performances, musicals, plays, and different exhibitions by humorists and artists.