The historic United Artists Theater in downtown Berkeley is slated for demolition to make way for a 17-story apartment complex. Despite opposition from preservationists, including the grassroots ...

A 227-unit housing development is poised to replace the United Artists Theater, a once grand 1,800-seat movie palace built in 1932 that’s since been converted into a seven-screen theater before ...

A 227-unit housing development is poised to replace the United Artists Theater, a once grand 1,800-seat movie palace built in 1932 that’s since been converted into a seven-screen theater before ...

BERKELEY — Demolition looms for the last historic theater in downtown Berkeley after the city council unanimously sided Tuesday with a developer seeking to build a 17-story apartment complex over a ...

For two years, she’s been fighting to stop the demolition of the United Artists Theatre in downtown Berkeley. The theater, which opened in 1932 with film stars like Charlie Chaplin in attendance ...

Lobby of the United Artists theater at 2274 Shattuck Ave. in downtown Berkeley, showing ornamental plasterwork, French mirrors, custom chandeliers and original wood doors with etched glass panels.

The United Artists Theater, a 90-year-old historic California entertainment space, could be demolished to make way for a 17-story apartment complex in downtown Berkeley. Skip to content.

The city of Berkeley Zoning Adjustments Board, or ZAB, unanimously approved a proposal last week to demolish and redevelop the former Regal United Artists, or UA, Theater into a 17-story ...

The theater complex was owned by United Artists Theatre Circuit Inc. when it opened 29 years ago. In 2002, Denver-based Anschutz Corp. consolidated the Regal Cinemas, United Artists and Edwards ...