Andy Theatre

191 W. Main Street,
Lewisville, TX 75057

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Architects: Raymond F. Smith

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  1. Andy Sisk, former sales agent for Paramount Pictures and the Wallace Theatre Circuit, bought the aging Liberty Theatre in 1947. He immediately invested in a property across Main Street to build the new Andy Theatre. Post-War construction materials delayed the project for many years.

The origins of the Andy Theatre named by Sisk date back to 1951 to 1953 where he likely operated from the renamed Liberty Theatre. He had an opening in September of 1953 for the Andy Theatre but the formal opening of the new-build 191 W. Main Street location was not until April 8, 1955. Almost ten years later, the theatre was destroyed by fire on February 4, 1965.

A bank replaced the former theatre location while Lewisville would get both a drive-in and a two-screen Jerry Lewis Cinema in the early-1970’s to return movie going in the growing city.

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Joe Vogel
Joe Vogel on May 24, 2022 at 1:57 am

The May 8, 1948 issue of Boxoffice had an article about theater projects underway that were designed by Dallas architect Raymond F. Smith. It said that Smith had prepared the plans for a new house in Lewisville for local exhibitor Andy Sisk. It seems likely that Sisk would have stuck to Smith’s original plans, however long it took to execute them.

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