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| From Denver’s Landmarks and Historic
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| From Denver’s Landmarks and Historic
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Originally built as the Thompson Theater, the blond-brick, Beaux-Arts
Mediterranean Revival was designed by Harry W. J. Edbrooke. Renamed the Bluebird Theater
in 1922 and promoted Depression-era patronage with "Bank Night" giveaways of
cash and commodities. Became skinflick theater in 1974; restored as trendy cabaret in
1987.