The Capitol Theatre. End Of An Era. Passaic, New Jersey. {1991} {News Photographs And Story}

The Capitol Theatre in Passaic, New Jersey, a 3,200-capacity venue built in 1921, closed in 1989 and was demolished in 1991, marking "The End of an Era" for the historic landmark. The theater was a significant venue, hosting many famous musicians and artists. History of the Capitol Theatre Construction : The Capitol Theatre was built in 1921. A Major Venue : It became a prominent site for live performances and concerts, with a capacity of 3,200. "The End of an Era" : The phrase "End of an Era" refers to the theater's closure and eventual demolition in 1991. Closure : The theater closed its doors in 1989. Demolition : The building was demolished in 1991. Legacy : The Capitol Theatre is remembered for hosting many iconic musicians and artists, making its loss a significant event in the history of the Passaic area.