Not a member yet? Register now.

Search

Theaters News Links

Advanced search
 

Theater Guide

Now listing 26,505 theaters & 1,598 photos… more
Browse by...
• Architect
• Chain
• Firm
• Function
• Location
• Newest
• Photo
• Screens
• Seats
• Status
• Style
• Updated
• VR
 

Add Your Cinema Treasure!

Add Theater
Add Photo (offline)
Add Theater News
 

Newest Theaters

Nov 07 Empire Theatre
Nov 07 Abertridwr Welfare
Nov 07 Park Hall Cinema
Nov 07 Kidwelly Cinema
Nov 07 Manos Theater
Nov 07 Palace Cinema
Nov 07 Jewel Theatre
Nov 06 American Theater
Nov 06 Palace Theater
Nov 06 Huber Opera House…
more new theaters
 

Recent Comments

Nov 07 Emory Theatre (38)
Nov 07 Rustic Tri-View… (34)
Nov 07 Empire Theatre (1)
Nov 07 Studio Theater (2)
Nov 07 Manassas Cinema (3)
Nov 07 Thalia Hall (6)
Nov 07 Monogram Theater (2)
Nov 07 Milda Theater (7)
Nov 07 Marion Theatre (1)
Nov 07 Loomis Theatre (2)
 

Updated Theaters

Nov 07 Back Stage Theater
Nov 07 Hackesche Hofe…
Nov 07 BFI London IMAX…
Nov 07 AMC Pacific Place…
Nov 07 National Hills…
Nov 07 Loew's Vendome
Nov 07 Fountain Theater
Nov 07 Olympic Theater
Nov 07 02 Academy Brixton
Nov 07 Paramount Theatre
more updated theaters
 
 
   Discover. Preserve. Protect.
Home » Theater Guide » Location » United States » California » Goleta » Goleta Theatre
Also known as Roxy, Pussycat, College Cinema

Goleta Theatre

Goleta, CA
320-C South Kellogg Way
, Goleta, CA 93117 United States
(map)
Status: Closed
Screens: Single Screen
Style: Unknown
Function: Retail
Seats: Unknown
Chain: Unknown
Architect: Unknown
Firm: Unknown
Add a photo for this theater!
Opened in 1984, it was initially known as The Roxy / Pussycat Theatre, sharing telephone directory space with the Pussycat in Ventura (formerly the Mayfair). In 1985, it was taken over by Metropolitan and named the College Cinema, becoming the Goleta Theatre in 1986 and operating as such through 1990 or so. An unassuming stuccoed building, it's now divided into retail offices, and, as perhaps a nod to its former incarnation, a bar named the "Bak Dor" sits at the rear. The marquee out front remains, though - a rounded square bolt-on job, nothing fancy.

Related Websites

Metropolitan Theatres (Official)
Contributed by MagicLantern

YOUR COMMENTS

 
Hello from Colorado!
Vincent Miranda was my God Father and owner of the Pussycat chain. I am putting a collection together of ANYTHING Pussycat. Please .if you have any information, let me know. I am desprate to find one of the old Marquees. You know, the oval w/ the Ms. Pussycat and "It's a Pussycat Theatre" Any photos would be great! i have only been able to locate pics of The Tiki and the New View.

Thanks!
Tim David
tbdavid@msn.com
970.309.3991
posted by tbdavid on Jan 12, 2005 at 10:17am
I installed all of the projection equipment in this house for Walnut Properties/Pussycat Theatres. Seems like a long time ago now.

Dan Whitehead
Irving, Tx.
TUE21NOV06
posted by DanW on Nov 21, 2006 at 11:10am
Interesting article on PUSSYCAT....

http://www.sdreader.com/php/cover.php?mode=article&showpg=1&id=20070621
posted by DeCoteau on Jul 17, 2007 at 2:53pm
New book-length Pussycat Theatre history from the San Diego Reader:
http://www.sandiegoreader.com/weblogs/bands/2008/aug/07/pussycat-theater-history-when-cathouses-ruled-ca-n/
posted by JayAllen on Aug 8, 2008 at 7:26am
Comment
*

Notify me when someone replies to my comment?
Note: Please read our comment policy before posting. Comments which are off-topic, obscene, spam, or personal attacks will be removed. Help us keep the discussion productive!