When the White House East Wing was demolished this week -- with it went more than a century of American history. Home to the first lady's official office, a movie theater and even a hidden bunker underneath, the East Wing was leveled to make way for President Donald Trump's new $300 million, 90,000-square-foot ballroom.

Row House-Hollywood first opened in 1926 as the Hollywood Theater, a neighborhood movie house on Dormont’s Potomac Avenue. Two years after its purchase by Lawrenceville-based Row House Cinemas, and following an extensive renovation, it plans a sold-out grand re-opening Nov. 6 to mark a new era screening both new and older films.