The De luxe hotel

See also: De luxe hotel

the De luxe hotel is a theater of Brussels located Boulevard Anspach.

Opened in 1913, this Cinema was largest of the capital.

In 1913, the architect Paul Hamesse, disciple of Paul Hankar, is charged by the company Pathé with conceiving the transformations of the place into a “cinematographic theater”.

Successive denominations and occupations

1913 - 1973: Pathé De luxe hotel , then Theater Angele Van Loo (1916), Theater of the Stock Exchange (1916-1918) and again Pathé De luxe hotel

1965 to 1973 renamed Pathé Stock Exchange

1999 - 2001: Kladaradatsch
2002 - 2004: National theater of Belgium
2007: new project of cinematographic complex.

External bonds

Historical of first Pathé De luxe hotel
Modifications 1950-1973
the time of Kladaradatsch

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