Astor Theater

410 N. Bishop Avenue,
Oak Cliff, TX 75208

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Astor Theater

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This was a small neighborhood theater, part of the Foy’s Neighborhood Theater chain which opened November 6, 1919 as the Rialto Theatre in a trolley-stop neighborhood center at 7th street and Bishop Avenue in Dallas' suburb of Oak Cliff.

Foy’s was a chain of small neighborhood theaters, all at trolley-stop corners in Dallas. They included the Columbia Theater, Ideal Theater, and Colonial Theater.

The theater later was bought by the Robb-Rowley Chain in Dallas, then closed in 1947.

Contributed by Bob Johnston

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sabumnim
sabumnim on March 5, 2007 at 6:08 am

Do you still have seats for sale? I need approximately 40 for my martial arts studio.

Thanks,
Steve Cross
Cross Martial Arts Center
972-775-1857

Bob Johnston
Bob Johnston on June 18, 2011 at 9:50 am

The map location is incorrect. The theater was on Bishop Ave. NOT Bishop Grauman. It’s in the Bishop Arts District.

Chuck1231
Chuck1231 on April 21, 2013 at 12:17 am

Somewhere around 1933 this was known as the Bishop Avenue Theatre. After a remodel in 1934 was renamed the Astor. Listing should have AKA’s of Bishop Avenue and Rialto.

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