Operated by Landmark Theaters, this mainstream movie venue displays indie films and midnight cult classics in art-deco digs with martinis and a unique seating
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A timepiece in downtown, The Aztec Theatre is San Antonios premier historical multi-purpose entertainment and events facility. Additionally, this theater is one of Alamo Citys most cherished...
Built in 1932, The Alameda Theatre is an Art Deco movie theatre located in Alameda, California. Beginning with a capacity of 2,168, it was designed by architect Timothy L. Pflueger and was the last...
The Cactus Theatre was constructed in Lubbock, TX in 1937 and officially opened in April 1938 as the first suburban, neighborhood movie theater. With the vision to provide a venue to cultivate,...
Presenting a retro setting with 3 outdoor screens for double features as well as having an on-site American café, this drive-in theatre showcases hit classic movies as well as popular new ones. Not...
Joy theater was earlier known as "The New Lyric Theatre," which opened February 16, 1928. It was renamed Joyo Theatre on January 24, 1936. Bought in 1998 by Dwight F. Carter, this old theatre hosts...
A timepiece in downtown, The Aztec Theatre is San Antonios premier historical multi-purpose entertai…
Built in 1932, The Alameda Theatre is an Art Deco movie theatre located in Alameda, California. Begi…
The Cactus Theatre was constructed in Lubbock, TX in 1937 and officially opened in April 1938 as the…
Presenting a retro setting with 3 outdoor screens for double features as well as having an on-site A…
Joy theater was earlier known as "The New Lyric Theatre," which opened February 16, 1928. It was ren…
