Historic theaters in Arizona.
5 verified historic theaters in Arizona, in Holbrook, Phoenix, Springerville, Tucson, Wickenburg. Movie palaces and main-street theaters with a century of stories.
Roxy Theater
Holbrook, AZ
A one-screen theater on Route 66 in Holbrook that has shown films since 1954. It plays current releases on a few evenings a week plus weekend matinees.
Orpheum Theatre
Phoenix, AZ
A 1929 Spanish Renaissance movie palace in downtown Phoenix, now a city-owned performing arts venue. Films appear occasionally as classic screenings and film-with-live-orchestra concerts.
El Rio Theatre
Springerville, AZ
A one-screen 1915 theater on Main Street in Springerville, with most of its seats dating from the 1930s. It shows current releases, mainly on weekends.
Fox Theatre
Tucson, AZ
A nonprofit downtown Tucson theater whose calendar is mostly concerts, comedy and stage shows. Films appear as a series, with classics like Home Alone, Psycho and Die Hard scheduled on December 2026 Sundays.
Saguaro Theatre
Wickenburg, AZ
A single-screen 1948 theater on Wickenburg Way that plays first-run films every day and a classic film on Tuesday nights. Tickets are $10 for evening shows and $8 for matinees, sold at the box office only.
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