Haltom Theatre
5601 E. Belknap Street,
Haltom City,
TX
76117
5601 E. Belknap Street,
Haltom City,
TX
76117
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Functions: Live Performances, Special Events
Styles: Spanish Colonial
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Manager:
214.770.0283
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- Apr 2, 2007 — Fire At Historic Haltom Theater
Located in the Haltom City district to the northeast of Fort Worth, TX. The Haltom Theatre was opened on December 27, 1941 with Jack Benny in “Charlie’s Aunt”. It is a brown brick building with a neat red vertical sign spelling out “Haltom” in off-white letters. Since closing in the 1970’s it has been used as a video store, a pawn shop and a furniture store until 2007.
In 2017 it was being refurbished to reopened on December 31, 2018 with a program of concerts, movies and wrestling. That plan was delayed and it reopened in June 2019 as a live events center.
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Hello MissRandi.The Haltom is now being used as a furniture store. They recently invited me in to look around and I am happy to say the building and Haltom sign remain in great shape.
~Don
Here is the page that contains Bryan’s photo. Click on the photo of the Haltom to enlarge:
http://web.ics.purdue.edu/~cirillo/fwsights.htm
http://web.ics.purdue.edu/~cirillo/haltom.jpg
updated link
My photograph of the HALTOM sign View link
They are working on the old Haltom Theater trying to get ready for some sort of show in December. They need pics of it when it was in use as a theater, the older the better. Need pics of how it looked inside and out. So if anyone has any pics let me know.
The Haltom Theater will open its doors once again on December 8th and 9th, 2006 for a 65th Anniversary Celebration. The Friday, December 8th event is by invitation only, but please join us on December 9th when the theater will be open to the public. The celebration will include an art gallery, historical exhibit, Belknap Revitilation exhibit, tours of the theater, showing of old movies, cartoons, serials, and commercials, interactive art, etc. The Haltom Theater will be open on December 9th from noon to 5:00 PM. Please join us for this historic event. The address of the theater is 5601 Belknap Street at the intersection of Belknap and Denton Hwy in Haltom City. This event is hosted by Birdville Historical Society, Haltom Community Arts Committee and ARTSNET. For more information you may visit our website at www.haltomtheater.com or email us at
March 01, 2007 Haltom City
Birdville Historical Society to meet March 6
The Birdville Historical Societyâ€\s March meeting to be held March 6, at 7:00 p.m., will include guest speakers who attended the Historic Haltom Theater as a child, courted their first love at the theater, or visited the theater as newly weds. The histocial society invites the members and the public to bring your friends and feel free to share your own story.
Enjoy with us classical guitar melodies performed by Jason King of “King and His Courtâ€, followed by a guided tour of the theater, viewing of the Birdville Museum displays and complimentary refreshments.
Birdville Historical Society solicits your interest in community arts. Help us preserve a small part of history, make good use of what we have, instill in our children the value of history and the arts, promote cultural diversity within the community and allow our descendents to witness the nostalgia we have enjoyed.
Please join us for a fun and interesting evening.
For more information, please contact us at
A frontal view of the Haltom here and an exterior view of the auditorium which is connected to the side of the theater building.
The Haltom Theater will open its doors once again on January 1st, 2018 for a 86th Anniversary Celebration and Grand Reopening as a full Dinner Theater.
Grand Opening photo added.
Haltom City’s new theater, The Haltom Theater, was opened at 6 p. m. Saturday, December 27, 1941. The $35,000 theater was built by G. W. Haltom, who was unable to attend the opening. A view of the theater front at night is pictured here. A vertical sign showing the name of this new theater ‘Haltom’. The marquee has the following listed: Charleys Aunt, Jack Benny, Kay Francis. Men, women and children are lined up to the ticket booth. Two parked vehicles are in the foreground. Published in the Fort Worth Star-Telegram morning edition, December 28, 1941.