The Vogue is one of the last single-screen movie theaters in San Francisco. It opened in 1910 as the Elite Theatre at 3290 Sacramento Street, became the Rex in 1919 and the Plaza by 1932, and reopened as the Vogue in 1938 after a Moderne-style remodel, with Katharine Hepburn in Bringing Up Baby on the screen.
Today it shows a mix of new releases, foreign and independent film, classics and special events, including National Theatre Live broadcasts. Since 2007 it has been owned by the nonprofit San Francisco Neighborhood Theater Foundation, which keeps it running as a neighborhood theater.
Now playing at the Vogue
- The Mad MagicianTuesday, October 6 · 4:30 PM & 7:30 PM (in Digital 3-D)The Vogue Theater
- VerityOct 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 14, 15The Vogue TheaterShowtimes vary by day; see the Vogue calendar.
- SuspiriaOct 7, 8The Vogue TheaterShowtimes vary by day; see the Vogue calendar.
- National Theatre Live: The MisanthropeMonday, October 12 · 7 PMThe Vogue Theater
- Some Like it HotThursday, October 15 · 7:30 PMThe Vogue Theater
- The Nightmare Before ChristmasTuesday, October 20 · 4:30 PM & 7:30 PM (on Dolby 3-D)The Vogue Theater
- National Theatre Live: FrankensteinMonday, October 26 · 7 PM (W/ Jonny Lee Miller as the creature)The Vogue Theater
- National Theatre Live: Golden BoyNov 16, 30The Vogue TheaterShowtimes vary by day; see the Vogue calendar.
