West Theatre
112 West Avenue,
Cedartown,
GA
30125
112 West Avenue,
Cedartown,
GA
30125
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The West Theatre opened in August of 1941 by LAM Amusement Co.. The opening attraction was “Three Sons O'Guinn”. Designed by the GA architectural firm Tucker & Howell, it featured a relief sculpture by Julian Hoke Harris. When the West Theatre opened it was the largest theatre operated by LAM.
Considered on the finest examples of Art Deco style in Northwest Georgia, it features hanging chandeliers in the lobby and movie cards from the 1950’s and 1960’s adorn the walls. It is still in operation today, as a twin screen movie theatre.
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Here is another photo of the West theater in Cedartown.
This is a recent 2006 photo of the West theater.
A 2007 photo of the West Theater can be seen here.
Here’s a 2007 view of the WEST:
http://www.rushcreekgallery.com/lfop/index.html
Here is a 2008 photo.
This is a July 2008 photo.
This web page lists the West Theatre as one of several small town movie houses designed by the Atlanta architectural firm of Tucker & Howell.
1982 photo of the West Theatre.
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Here are two 1986 photos:
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1972 and an old Elvis Double feature,“SPINOUT” and “SPEEDWAY” are playing.