PCAD - Lobero Theatre #2, Santa Barbara, CA

33 East Canon Perdido Street
Santa Barbara, CA 93101-2213

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The Lobero Theatre staged its first performance, "Beggar on Horseback," 08/04/1924; the theatre, built for the Community Arts Association of Santa Barbara, replaced an adobe opera house, one of California's largest when built in 1873, that was torn down soon after March 1923;

Authorities and Identifiers

California Historical Landmark: 361

PCAD id: 3375

Publications

American Theatres of Today, 172-173, 1927. "Portfolio of Current Architecture", Architectural Record, 64: 17-21, 7/1928. "Recent European Theaters", Architectural Record, 229-244, 9/1932. Simonson, Lee, "Theatre Planning", Architecture for the New Theatre, 17, 1935. "Better Theatres Section: Lobero Theatre #2, Santa Barbara", Exhibitors Herald and Motion Picture World, 30-32, 9/1/1928. "Little theatre gains through anonymous gift", Los Angeles Times, part I: 8, 4/14/1931. "Lobero Theatre #2, Santa Barbara", Southwest Builder & Contractor, 33, 07/18/1930. "Lobero Theatre #2, Santa Barbara plans 11/9/1923", Southwest Builder & Contractor, 46, col 2, 11/9/1923. "Lobero Theatre #2 Plans, Santa Barbara", Southwest Builder & Contractor, 42, col 1, 10/26/1923. "Lobero Theatre #2, Santa Barbara plans 10/26/1923", Southwest Builder & Contractor, 42, col 1, 1923-10-26. "Little theatre foregrounds", Theatre Art Monthly, 567, 626, 9/1925. "Lobero Theatre, Santa Barbara, illustrations", Theatre Arts, 626-627, 9/1925.

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Theatre History

Lobero Theatre #2, Santa Barbara, CA (1922-1924)

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