1929 Sunset Theatre
Things To Do -> History and Heritage -> Historic Landmarks (Asheboro)
The Sunset Theatre, a Spanish Colonial Revival-style theatre, was the first theatre constructed in Asheboro specifically to show "talking" movies. It was designed by Greensboro architect W. C. Holleyman, Jr. based on examples of "Moorish Pictures Palaces" popular in southern California. Cast-stone frieze decorations on both the exterior and interior feature helmeted soldiers and shields with a tile-roof awning capping the stuccoed facade.
Public accessibility: Yes
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| Hours of Operation | Varies, depending on event |
| Admission | Varies depending on event |
| Address | 234 Sunset Ave Asheboro NC 27203 Map & Directions |
| Phone | 336-626-1240 800-626-2672 |
| Website | 1929 Sunset Theatre |
