Originally established as Cinéma Palace in 1917, this is one of the very oldest theaters in Vietnam still standing. It was renamed Workers’ Theater after 1975, a name it retains today. Extensive renovations over a century of history have reduced its charm but it still serves as an active theater, albeit one focused on performance art rather than screening films.
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- Wikipedia in Vietnamese (Wikipedia tiếng Việt)
- Tuổi Trẻ (Tuổi Trẻ)
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