Reopened as the Teatro Cortez on August 18th, 1952 with celebrities of Mexican cinema in person. Another ad posted. Ads stopped in the Pueblo English-speaking print media shortly after.
This was at 315 Canal Street in the Steel Center. It opened on December 30th, 1950, with “Red River” and “My Friend Irma” and broadcast over KGHF. Grand opening ad posted.
The Cinema 1 & 2 was opened by Westland Theatres as “The World’s Most Comfortable theatres” on December 22nd, 1971 with “Diamonds are Forever” and “Something Big”. It later became part of Commonwealth theatres and United Artists, who closed it shortly after the Tinseltown USA opened. Grand opening ad posted.
The Rialto theatre opened on October 14th, 1920 and renamed Columbia on October 18th, 1923. It became the Rialto again on March 22nd, 1929 and Paramount on November 17th, 1929. Grand opening ads posted.
Grand opening ad posted
Grand opening ad posted.
Grand opening ad and enhanced image posted.
Last ad: March 26th, 1959
Grand opening ad and AI enhanced images posted.
This has reopened part-time per https://www.facebook.com/p/Historic-Sunset-Theater-100095056931379/.
The Lake Drive-In opened on June 23rd, 1949. Grand opening ad posted.
However the L’Avenir du Nord of April 15th, 1932 reports the theatre is expected to open in 1932. Article and pictures posted.
Correction: reopened as Cooper on July 1st, 1960.
Reopened as the Teatro Cortez on August 18th, 1952 with celebrities of Mexican cinema in person. Another ad posted. Ads stopped in the Pueblo English-speaking print media shortly after.
This was at 315 Canal Street in the Steel Center. It opened on December 30th, 1950, with “Red River” and “My Friend Irma” and broadcast over KGHF. Grand opening ad posted.
AI enhanced photo posted.
This appeared to open as the Alamo in 1910 and reopened as the Garden theatre on January 9th, 1918. Grand opening ad posted.
1948 Grand opening ad and AI enhanced images posted.
The Main theatre reopened as the Cooper theatre on July 1st, 1934. Grand opening ad posted.
The Cinema 1 & 2 was opened by Westland Theatres as “The World’s Most Comfortable theatres” on December 22nd, 1971 with “Diamonds are Forever” and “Something Big”. It later became part of Commonwealth theatres and United Artists, who closed it shortly after the Tinseltown USA opened. Grand opening ad posted.
Opened on August 26th, 1949. Grand opening ad and aerial posted.
The Rialto theatre opened on October 14th, 1920 and renamed Columbia on October 18th, 1923. It became the Rialto again on March 22nd, 1929 and Paramount on November 17th, 1929. Grand opening ads posted.
Grand opening ad posted.
Grand opening ad posted.
1941 grand opening ad and AI enhanced image posted. Was converted into retail in 1952.
The Dixie opened on March 17th, 1915. Article posted.
Opened April 16th, 1936. Grand opening ad posted.
Grand opening ad and AI enhanced images posted.
Grand opening ad and AI enhanced image posted.