Warnors Theatre, Movie theater in downtown Fresno, US.
Warnors Theatre is a historic theater on Fulton Street in downtown Fresno, California, built in the Spanish Colonial Revival style. It features a tiered tower above the marquee and ornate decorative details on both its interior and exterior.
The theater opened in 1928 as the Pantages Theater and passed into Warner Brothers ownership the following year. By the 1960s it had taken on the name Warnors Theatre, which it still carries today.
The Warnors Theatre is part of the Warnors Center for the Performing Arts and hosts concerts, stage shows, and classic film screenings. Locals come here for live events that draw from both popular and community-based traditions.
The theater sits on Fulton Street in downtown Fresno and is easy to reach on foot from the surrounding area. Free guided tours of the building are available during ArtHop events, held monthly in the neighborhood.
The building still holds an original Robert Morton pipe organ from 1928, with over 1,000 pipes, and it remains fully playable in its original location. Theater organs from that period rarely survived intact, making this one an exceptionally rare find.
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