Here's the Eloy Theatre located in Eloy, AZ. This mid-century theatre built in 1939 was purchased recently by the Pastor of the nearby Apostolic Assembly church with plans to create a cafe or place to hangout. 03-06
Grand Theatre (Marquee Close-up)
Douglas, AZ Photo courtesy Devil Doll
Here's an old shot of the Grand Theatre in Douglas,
AZ. Check out the vertical marquee still gracing the front facade of the
theatre. 04-06
(Near right) Here's a shot of the Grand Theatre's building at the corner of this old main street in Douglas, AZ
(Far right) A close up look at the Grand lettering on the side of the theatre
This old mission looking theatre called the Carmen Theatre which opened back in the year 1915. This Tucson theatre gem was originally dedicated to showing Spanish themed works. 02-07
Carmen Theatre
Tucson, AZ Photos courtesy Gorb70
Carmen Theatre
Tucson, AZ Photos courtesy Gorb70
Rialto Theatre
Tucson, TX Photo courtesy Gorb70
The Rialto Theatre opened its doors in 1920 and has gone through several iterations and name changes since, even closing for a period of time. Today the theatre is being run by a non-profit firm. 03-07
Fox Theatre
Tucson, AZ Photo courtesy Gorb70
Located on 17 W. Congress St., the Fox Theatre in Downtown Tucson was built in 1930 as a vaudeville and silent-movie house. The theatre was the only theatre from the Fox chain with a unique Southwest Art Deco”style. The Fox closed its doors in 1974 but has now been renovated and reopened as a film, liver music, and performance venue
The Loft Cinema dates back to 1972 when the theater was converted back to an art house. Prior to that date, the Loft was a soft porn theater. After the theater and other buildings in the complex were demolished to make way for a parking lot by the University of Arizona, the Loft reopened in the old Showcase Cinema building on E. Speedway. 06-23
The Loft Cinema
Tucson, AZ Photo by RoadsidePeek.com
The Loft Cinema
Tucson, AZ Photo by RoadsidePeek.com