The Capital is one of Bangkok's oldest non-wooden theaters and was a Chinatown staple for generations. Its art-deco features belie a history dating back to the 1930's, though beyond that I know very little.
Staircase leading to what was once the auditorium
The Capital Cinema Hall switched to showing skin flicks prior to shutting down about 10 years ago. Apparently, though, in its heyday, it was a beloved cinema among Chinatown residents.
View from second level looking towards where the screen used to be.
The block glass column used to frame the screen.What used to be the Capital is now home to the Klongthom Market, a retail center notorious for carrying bootlegged electronic goods.
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