(US, dated, historical) An elaborately decorated motion picture theater, principally constructed from 1910 to 1950.

An area mainly in the borough of Bromley, south-east Greater London, England, named after the "palace" that was erected there for The Great Exhibition of 1851 (OS grid ref TQ3471).

plural of coffee palace

(Australia, historical) A temperance hotel, often also having leisure facilities for those not staying as guests.

(medicine, colloquial, ironic, slang) An obstetrics hospital with an excessively high rate of Caesarean sections.

A (usually non-violent) coup d'état carried out by people who were already part of the group in power before the coup.

plural of palace coup

(historical) An institution for the amusement, recreation, and association of working-class people.

plural of people's palace

(dated) A sumptuously furnished railway carriage.