Allred Theatre
225 East Graham Avenue,
Pryor,
OK
74361
225 East Graham Avenue,
Pryor,
OK
74361
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The Cinema Section of Roadside Oklahome is closed, they no longer have theatre photos according to the site. Go to their home page for further details.
This link has recent color photos, http://www.roadsideoklahoma.com/node/615
This link has a photo of the Allred Theatre after it was destroyed by a tornado. On below link type “pryor main street after tornado"
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A nice 2009 photo is here.
1983 photo of the Allred Theatre.
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After years of mismanagement and neglect, the theater was not viable as an operation and was falling apart. After renovation and expansion, it became one of the top independent theaters in the state.
The Allred was divided into 2 screens either in the ‘50s or the '60s. The large, building wide screen in the rear of the building was divided into 2 screens around 2001, creating the Allred 3. A few years later, the Annex was opened. It has 2 stadium style screens. 4 of the screens are equipped with DTS. The Allred has 2 concession stands and the Annex has one concession stand.
This is another photo of the Allred Theater.
Here is a 2008 photo.
the theater seats 506. When it was a one scren barn style theater, it sat 634.
The Allred Theater is an awesome and historic place. But thats how you see it as you drive down the road or if you go inside. But as an employee at the Allred Theater its a whole different experience. I’m am very Honored to be an employee. Gene Oliver, owner, and my boss is a very well respected man in my book! I thank him for the opportunity no privilege to be an employee here. Working at the Allred is a very rewarding experience! Not only for the Free Movies but also to see and experience how a movie theater such as the Allred is ran, is VERY rewarding. If you would like to learn or hear more about the Allred Theater feel free to contact me VIA e-mail The other three employees: Raymond Simpson, Nate Wilson, Courtney Thomas!
Here is a 2007 article about the Allred Theater.
From the Beryl Ford Collection comes this c1940 photo of the Pryor Theatre. Architectural styling differs from that of the Allred, leading to the conclusion that these were two separate houses.
http://www.tulsalibrary.org/JPG/B9047.jpg
This is a recent photo of the Allred Theater.
Here is an article about the Allred:
http://tinyurl.com/23urz4
Surf this clever web site for recent ALLRED snapshots, and be sure to explore their roadside images pages too;
http://www.agilitynut.com/theatres/ok.html
From Brent & Cindy Clarks Photo Album
Exterior: http://snipurl.com/oynw
Marquee: http://snipurl.com/oyo0
Annex: http://snipurl.com/oyo3
Exterior: http://snipurl.com/oyo8