Mesa Theater
7th Street and C Street,
Victorville,
CA
92392
7th Street and C Street,
Victorville,
CA
92392
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Previously operated by: Western Amusement Company Inc.
Styles: Art Deco
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The Mesa Theater was opened on June 11, 1936 with Joan Blondell in “Sons o' Guns”. According to the Victorville Daily Press, Jack Baldock and his company, Western Amusements Company, operated this theater at one time. Baldock, a community leader, also operated two other theaters and two drive-Ins in Victorville at different times. The Mesa Theater was closed on May 24, 1953. It was demolished in March of 1956.
The site today is the vacant lot next door to the Green Spot Motel, in itself an iconic Route 66 attraction. When in town be sure and check out the Route 66 Museum at 16825 D Street for some local movie theater memorabilia.
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Ron Pierce
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Closed May 24th, 1953
Opened July 11th, 1936. Grand opening already posted.