Aladdin Theater

"...the hidden gem of Portland music venues, with its mix of modern acoustic splendor and well-preserved Vaudeville charm." -Just Out

The Aladdin Theater was originally called the Geller’s Theatre when it opened in 1928. It became the Aladdin in 1930 and was a Vaudeville house, playing host to the likes of Jack Benny and many other performers of the era. As the 1930’s progressed, the birth of movies saw the demise of Vaudeville and for the next 40 years, the Aladdin served as a family movie emporium before taking a major detour in the 70’s and into the 80’s as an adult movie th