Memorabilia | The Rivoli

History
Rivoli's Future
Latest Updates
Events
Memorabilia
Contact
More

PRESERVING HISTORY | RIVOLI MEMORABILIA

Do you have Rivoli memorabilia that you would like to donate? Contact us at rivoli@jbncenters.org

Red Rivoli Theatre Sign

Rivoli Neon Sign

Neon sign

Rivoli key chain

Menu from Forest Flower, a restaurant in the Rivoli

LP of Recording on the Rivoli Theatre Pipe Organ by Dessa Byrd, March 19, 1971

LP of Recordings by Lee Erwin, composer and silent film organist who performed at the Rivoli Theatre.

Rivoli Event Program. Silent Film Screening of The Eagle with live organ performance by Lee Erwin, July 13-15, 1973

Rivoli Interior Sign - Introduction

Rivoli Interior Sign - Beverages

Rivoli Interior Sign - Occupancy

Rivoli Interior Sign - No Smoking

Rivoli Checkbook, American Fletcher National Bank

Out of gallery

STAY IN TOUCH

Thanks for joining our newsletter!

ABOUT US >

The Rivoli Theatre was built by Universal Studios on the Near Eastside of Indianapolis in 1927. It was the first theatre in Indiana to show movies with sound, and held concerts with the likes of John Mellencamp and Lynard Skynard. Formerly owned by the Rivoli Center for the Performing Arts, Inc., early in 2018 the theatre was transferred to INSPIRE 10th Street LLC and is in the process of being restored as a community asset on the East 10th Street corridor.

Follow us on Facebook

CONTACT >

T: (317) 633-8210

E: Rivoli@jbncenters.org

© 2019 10th Street Arts Project.