National and State Register

Ogden Theatre

Denver County

The two-story brick Mediterranean style building was designed by Denver architect, Harry W.J. Edbrooke.  It is one of three theaters constructed, owned, and operated by John Thompson and J.A. Goodridge, primary owners of the International Amusement Company, in the fashionable Capitol Hill neighborhood during the 1910s. 

A view of the front of the theater from a slight angle. There are two cupolar roofs at either end and a prominent marquee with the name of the theater in the center over a large entry way.

Ogden Theatre

An early example of the neighborhood motion picture theaters constructed nationwide during the first decades of the 20th century, it closed in 1990 and was renovated in 1994.