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Did you know El Paso’s Premiere Plaza was once known as “Southwest’s most perfect theater?”. Don’t miss this FREE and one-of-a-kind tour!
When the Plaza Theatre opened on 1930, it was heralded as the “Southwest’s most perfect theater” and the largest atmospheric showplace between Dallas and Los Angeles.
-Focus on the Plaza’s design, beauty, and function and why it became, and remains, one of the most beloved spaces.
-Listen the original 1930 Wyler Mighty Wurlitzer Pipe Organ, featuring Rick Garven, a long-time volunteer Plaza organist.
-Discuss the premieres of movies based on Tom Lea novels, The Wonderful Country and The Brave Bulls.
Itinerary:
-Meet at the Plaza Theatre ( 125 W Mills Ave, El Paso, TX 79901)
Walk about a square mile in the neighborhood; not advised for those with limited mobility.
After the tour, attendees may join the group for a no-host lunch at local restaurant Park Tavern.
Questions? Please call us at 915-533-0048
-Parking not provided. Paid Parking is available in Downtown areas, either at parking meters or parking lots.
-Please plan accordingly; we recommend bringing exact change (quarters) for parking meters. Thanks!
Registration required. Free admission! Space is limited. Reserve your spot today!
See you soon!
Contact Name: The Tom Lea Institute
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Contact Phone Number: (915) 533-0048
