Kiva Theater
109 Bridge Street,
Las Vegas,
NM
87701
109 Bridge Street,
Las Vegas,
NM
87701
1 person
favorited this theater
Showing all 19 comments
A 1995 view of the Kiva – this was linked earlier (message posted 4/25/09), but that shot has been deleted and replaced with this one:
View link
This is a 2009 close-uo photo.
Here is the article with the photo.
That’s interesting.
Article in LA Times today regarding filming in Las Vegas has photo of Kiva showing Transformers 2.
LM, they didn’t mention as to who or what the story was about or the plot of the movie, I will have to check it out. Will let you know.LOL
LM, they didn’t mention as to who or what the story was about or the plot of the movie, I will have to check it out. Will let you know.LOL
Chuck to the rescue. Is that movie about me? LOL
Their phone is answrered saying that they are open daily showing “Land of the Lost”.
I don’t see any movies listed for the Kiva either. If it’s closed, it must have closed after April of this year since the photo that I linked above to gives a date of April 10, 2009.
I can’t find any current movie listings for this theater. I wonder if it’s been closed?
A photograph of a crowd of moviegoers in front of the Kiva Theatre was featured on the cover of the July 27, 1946, issue of Boxoffice Magazine. The Kiva was a Spanish language house at the time.
The Kiva was the subject of a two-page article in the April, 1992, issue of Boxoffice. After having been closed for several years, the house had been bought and refurbished by Malcolm and Amy Neal, who reopened it in March, 1991. The seating capacity has been reduced to 250.
This is a 2009 photo of the Kiva.
Here’s the Kiva in 1995. Comparing the 21st century shots, it’s too bad some of the detail of the marquee and building paint accents have been removed since then.
View link
This theatre was also known as the Campus at least in 1982.
View link
Here is a 2008 photo.
An old photograph of the Kiva Theater showing some nice detail work that has been painted over, a lttle bit of neon tubing, KIVA lettering over the marquee and additional detail that has since been removed.
Photo courtesy of Billy Smith.
www.flickr.com/photos/lastpictureshow/2149934904
A close-up view of the Kiva Theater can be seen here.
This is another recent photo of the Kiva Theater.
Here is a recent photo of the Kiva theater.