Santikos was its last operator who closed the Wonder on September 10, 1987 with “Sweet Revenge” in Screen 1 and the double feature of “Snow White And The Seven Dwarfs” and “Full Metal Jacket” in Screen 2. It was immediately demolished to make way for the Santikos Crossroads 6 Theatres which opened that December.
Once operated by Santikos, later Movie One, and finally RG Theatres, closed on September 10, 1978 with “Our Winning Season” and “Hi-Riders”. The Texas Theatre had a mixed policy of movies and concerts during its final years of operation.
This did replace an earlier theater called the Plestex Theatre, which closed shortly after the launch of the Leon Theatre. It was twinned in 1977, and a third screen was added in 1980.
There is also a hidden auditorium underneath the Globe Cinema according to a July 1976 article. Though I cannot count it as part of the theater itself.
Once operated by Cinemette Corporation of America.
Once operated by Cinemette Corporation of America.
Once operated by Cinemette Corporation of America.
Taken over by Cinemette in July 1973.
Taken over by Cinemette in July 1973.
Taken over by Cinemette in July 1973.
Taken over by Cinemette in July 1973.
Taken over by Cinemette in July 1973.
Once operated by Gulf States Theatres.
Once operated by Gulf States Theatres.
Santikos was its last operator who closed the Wonder on September 10, 1987 with “Sweet Revenge” in Screen 1 and the double feature of “Snow White And The Seven Dwarfs” and “Full Metal Jacket” in Screen 2. It was immediately demolished to make way for the Santikos Crossroads 6 Theatres which opened that December.
Actual closing date is May 2, 1989 with “Twins” and “The Great Outdoors” in Screen 1 and “Kinjite” and “Messenger Of Death” in Screen 2.
Closed on November 30, 1977 with “The Other Side Of Midnight”.
Actual closing date is July 11, 1996.
Closed on October 1, 1972 with Walt Disney’s “Song Of The South” and “The Wild Country”. It was last operated by Gulf States Theatres.
Last operated by Regal, closed on February 18, 2001.
Once operated by Regal.
Last operated by Santikos, closed on January 29, 1980 with “Midnight Express” and “When A Stranger Calls”.
Closed on February 1, 1981 with “Private Eyes” and “They Went That-A-Way & That-A-Way”.
Closed by Santikos on November 13, 1975 with “Whiffs” and “S-P-Y-S”.
Once operated by Santikos, later Movie One, and finally RG Theatres, closed on September 10, 1978 with “Our Winning Season” and “Hi-Riders”. The Texas Theatre had a mixed policy of movies and concerts during its final years of operation.
This was also known as McCreless Mall Movies 9.
This did replace an earlier theater called the Plestex Theatre, which closed shortly after the launch of the Leon Theatre. It was twinned in 1977, and a third screen was added in 1980.
Actual 1978 closing date is September 10, 1978.
There is also a hidden auditorium underneath the Globe Cinema according to a July 1976 article. Though I cannot count it as part of the theater itself.