Paris Theatre

The Paris Theatre was a historic single-screen cinema in New York City, located on West 58th Street. Opened in 1948, it was renowned for showcasing independent films, foreign movies, and classics, offering a unique alternative to mainstream multiplexes. The theatre was known for its elegant art deco design and intimate atmosphere, attracting cinephiles and film enthusiasts. It operated for decades as a prominent cultural venue until its closure in 2019, reflecting the challenges faced by historic cinemas in modern times. The Paris Theatre remains a cherished part of New York's cinematic history.