Ganado Cinema
120 S. Third Street,
Ganado,
TX
77962
120 S. Third Street,
Ganado,
TX
77962
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Opened in 1941, the Ganado Cinema is a classic theater that operates today in downtown Ganado, Texas, a small town 30 miles northeast of Victoria. It has modern seating and sound equipment, but still has the ambience of an antique theater. The Ganado Cinema is currently the only operating movie theater in Jackson County, Texas.
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Here is a recent photo of the Ganado Cinema taken by Seth Gaines.
A local reminisces on this page:
http://tinyurl.com/32r2r7
1984 Photo
The Ganado Theatre opened in 1941, hasn’t changed much from the 1984 photo to the current photo other than some minor changes to the marquee.
A new sign is on the way to the Ganado. It is expected to be installed late Nov. 09. Check out this newspaper article in the Victoria Advocate. 10/28/09
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Here are some photos taken in Jan 09.
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The Ganado now has digital projection as of this weekend. Here is a current photo. Be sure to eat at the Ganado Cafe next door. You won’t be disappointed.
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Also, a notice in the Victoria Advocate:
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I know a lot of you dislike seeing a new movie in a theater (rude audience,price,quality of modern films,cost of gas etc) But hopefully those of you nearby will support the owner who wiped out his life savings to stay a first run house by patronising the Ganado when you can.
The 1941 Ganado Theatre was designed by Houston architect Ernest L. Shult, and was on a list of his theater projects that was published in the 1950 Theatre Catalog. Prior to establishing his own practice, Shult was a long-time associate of theater architect Alfred Charles Finn.