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The Alamo Draft House still features a fine neon sign that was built during the streamline deco era. This theater still appears to be in business. Here's a neon shot of this marquee. (Far left) A shot of the Alamo Draft House (Near left) A close-up of the neon sign Alamo Draft House marquee close-up
Here's the State Theatre of Austin Texas and its neon facade. The State Theatre is part of the Austin Theatre Alliance and still shows first run movies. Sate Theatre
The Ector Theatre still shows old movies every weekend
in Odessa, TX.
The Palace Theatre in Corsicana, Texas looks like the building and signage remain in pretty good shape as the theatre itself is still open for business.
Grand Prairie is home to the Uptown Theatre. This theatre now appears to be the home to either a spanish theatre or church.
A classic grand theatre, the Majestic Theatre in San Antonio, TX still features activities at its historical site. Best of all, the lettering on the facade still lights up after all of these years.
The Scott Theatre is located about a block away from the Ector Theatre in Odessa. Check out the fancy space age beacon that substitutes as the theaters marquee. This one is now a church.
Here's an old movie theater that's still open in San Antonio, TX. The Broadway Theatre is located near Alamo Heights and still features the vertical blade marquee. Update 10/06 : The Broadway Theatre appears to be used for something other than a theatre these days. 10-06
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