Photos: Behind the scenes at the landmark Paramount Theatre, artifacts from 1930
In this week's Westword cover story, "It's a Mall World After All," we recognize the 30th anniversary of the 16th Street Mall by visiting some of the most important sites and looking back on its history in the heart of downtown Denver. As part of this effort, we took a tour of the landmark Paramount Theatre, which first opened its doors half a century before construction on the Mall began and still stands as the only historic theater of its kind in Denver. Here, we take you behind the scenes at the Paramount, which is home to artifacts that date all the way back to its first movie screening on August 29, 1930. 
Sam Levin Ian Marzonie (left) and John Scheck of Kroenke with an old projector at the Paramount Theatre.
See also:
- Thirty years in, the 16th Street Mall is still going strong
- 16th Street Mall: Shopping Scenes
- From the Archives: 16th Street a century ago
All photos by Sam Levin
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The Paramount Theatre
1621 Glenarm Place, Denver, CO
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