Cactus Theater, Art Deco theater in Lubbock, United States
The Cactus Theater is a movie theater in Lubbock with Art Deco architecture and 426 seats upholstered in red velvet. The interior blends traditional Texas motifs with Art Deco details and is equipped with modern projection systems and LED lighting.
The theater was commissioned in 1938 by local businessmen Joe Bryant, M.A. Sanders, and Glenn Woody with architect Robert Maxey leading its design. This founding reflects Lubbock's growth during the mid-20th century.
The venue presents concerts, theatrical productions, and classic films that reflect Texas entertainment traditions. These performances help connect the local community with its artistic heritage.
The venue is easily accessible from 19th Street and Texas Avenue with straightforward entry for visitors. Modern sound equipment and laser projection systems ensure a quality viewing experience.
A large mural by artist John Russell Thomasson depicting Caprock Canyon adorns the interior, representing the natural landscape of West Texas. This artwork connects the entertainment venue with the region's natural environment.
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