Orpheum Collection

Main Street, Livingstone, Montana, USA. Date: circa 1920s

Hennepin Avenue, Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA. Date: circa 1931

Budapesti Operettszinhaz 1904 Budapest
Budapesti Operettszinhaz, 1904, Budapest, Orpheum, Hungary

Orpheum Theatre on Granville Street, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, North America

Orpheum Theatre - 8th Street below Walnut, Des Moines, Iowa
Night view of The Orpheum Vaudeville Theatre - 8th Street below Walnut, Des Moines, Iowa, USA. Date: 1912

New Orpheum, Johannesburg, Transvaal, South Africa
The New Orpheum cinema and theatre, Johannesburg, Transvaal, South Africa. Date: circa 1920

Creighton Orpheum Theatre, Omaha, Nebraska, USA
The Creighton Orpheum Theatre, 15th and Harney, Omaha, Nebraska, USA, named after John A Creighton, a local businessman and philanthropist. Date: circa 1908

Night view of Broadway, Portland, Oregon, USA, with various neon signs. Date: 1936

VAUDEVILLE POSTER, 1901. An American theater poster for a traveling vaudeville show featuring Harry Houdini, 1901

BOSTON: MUSIC HALL, 1856. The Beethoven Festival at the Boston Music Hall (now Orpheum Theatre) in Boston, Massachusetts, 1856. Contemporary American wood engraving

The Orpheum Show. Date c1900

Orpheum Theatre, Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America, North America

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The Orpheum, a name that echoes through time and across continents. From Main Street in Livingstone, Montana to Hennepin Avenue in Minneapolis, Minnesota circa 1931, this iconic theater has left its mark on countless cities. In Des Moines, Iowa, the Orpheum Theatre stood proudly on 8th Street below Walnut. Its grandeur captivated audiences night after night as they were transported into a world of enchantment and wonder. Even in Johannesburg, Transvaal, South Africa, the New Orpheum became a beacon of entertainment for locals and visitors alike. Its dazzling lights illuminated the city streets as laughter and applause filled the air. Omaha, Nebraska was home to the Creighton Orpheum Theatre where dreams came alive under its majestic roof. The stage was graced by talented performers who brought joy to all who entered its doors. Nightfall in Portland, Oregon revealed an awe-inspiring sight - the breathtaking Broadway view with the radiant glow of the Orpheum Theatre shining brightly amidst bustling city life. It was a place where dreams took flight and memories were made. Across borders in Vancouver, British Columbia's Granville Street stood another testament to The Orpheum's legacy. This Canadian gem welcomed audiences from near and far with open arms as they experienced unforgettable performances that touched their hearts. Traveling back in time to Budapesti Operettszinhaz in 1904 Budapest showcased yet another chapter of The Orpheum's story. Here it stood tall among other architectural wonders as it hosted captivating operettas that enchanted all who attended. A vaudeville poster from 1901 reminded us of The Orpheum's roots - traveling shows that brought laughter and excitement to towns across America. It symbolized an era when entertainment traveled from town to town leaving smiles wherever it went. But perhaps one of its most significant moments can be traced back even further - Boston Music Hall in 1856.