Grand Central Theatre
300 N. Pearl Street,
Ellensburg,
WA
98926
300 N. Pearl Street,
Ellensburg,
WA
98926
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The house was sub=divided in the 1990s, with little success.
It is now a coffee house/church. ‘Free movies’ are occasionally shown.
The June 7, 1941, issue of Boxoffice mentioned the recent opening of the Pix. It was operated by Fred Mercy, who owned a number of northwest houses, including the Liberty in Ellensburg.
In 1946 both theaters were sold to Clarence Farrell, operator of the Audion and Mid-State theaters at Ellensburg. The July 20, 1946, issue of Boxoffice reported that Farrell would dismantle the Mid-State Theatre and that the Audion would become a stand-by house.
Here is the Village Theater in 1980.
This is a photo of the Grand Central Theater in 2006.