Empress Theatre

• Empress Theatre (Victoria) in Prahran, Victoria, which was destroyed by fire in June 1971 ==Canada==

• Empress Theatre (Montreal) (also known as Cinema V) in Montreal, Quebec, Canada • Empress Theatre (Vancouver), a 1908 theater at Gore and Hastings in Chinatown, Vancouver until demolished in 1940 • Empress Theatre (Fort Macleod), 1912 two-storey brick-theater in Fort Macleod, Alberta ==New Zealand==

• Empress Theatre (Wellington), former theater in the Te Aro area of Wellington, replaced by the Majestic Cinema which was itself demolished in 1925 ==United Kingdom==

• Empress Theatre (Brixton) 1898 theater in Brixton designed by Wylson & Long built by W. H. Burney and W. J. Grimes • Empress Theatre (Glasgow) one of the former names of The Metropole Theater in Glasgow's west end • Empress Theatre (Partick), a 1900 theater in Partick designed by H & D Barclay • Empress Theatre (Whitley Bay) an 1800-seater theater at Spanish City, Whitley Bay • The 2 storey, 6000 seater theater at the Empire of India Exhibition ==United States==

• Empress Theatre (California) in Vallejo, California, United States • Empress Theatre (Magna, Utah) a 1916 neo-classical theater • Former name of the Crest Theatre in Sacramento, California • Former Empress Theatre (Cincinnati) in Ohio; the first known Cincinnati chili establishment was founded to serve their patrons