One of the jewels in the crown of Rockefeller Center, this 6,000-seat art deco masterpiece is America's largest indoor theater. Opened in 1932, it astonished the hall's Depression-era patrons with its 60-foot-high foyer, ceiling representing a sunset, and 2-ton chandeliers. The theater originally presented first-run movies in conjunction with live shows featuring the fabled Rockettes chorus line. In 1979 the theater was awarded landmark status. Its year-round schedule now includes major performers, awards presentations, and special events, along with its own Christmas and Easter extravaganzas. A $70 million renovation was completed in 1999 that gladdened critics and the public alike by, among other things, revealing the hall's originally intended gleaming colors. Popular one-hour tours of the theater are conducted daily. COST: Tour $17. Subway: B, D, F, V to 47th-50th Sts./Rockefeller Center.