John Anderson Adler Theatre Davenport

Adler Theatre, a part of RiverCenter, is located in Davenport, Iowa. It is a three-building structure that is interconnected and constructed at East Third Street, north and south sides. It is located along with the appealing Mississippi River. The Adler Theater itself is connected to the convention center’s original section right on the north side of the complex. The RiverCenter is attached to the Radisson Quad City Plaza as well as with the Hotel Blackhawk.

Adler Theater is a historical art performing theater in the United States that came into being on November 1931. It was previously known as, “RKO Orpheum Theater” and is one of the largest old theaters in the Midwest, its name appeared on the list of National Register of Historic Places as,” Hotel Mississippi-RKO Orpheum Theater.”

The Adler Theater is a 2700-seat theater surrounded by the Hotel Mississippi. The hotel and the theater, both were designed by A.S Graven, from the Chicago architectural firm of Graven and Mayger. Its grand opening took place on the 25th of November, 1931. Previously it was a tri-cities cinema place, hosting all the Hollywood’s mega releases.