On a visit to New Braunfels in September 2011 I discovered this cinema has been demolished. However, rather bizarrely, the road side film advertising sign is still in situ! I photographed that, plus the area where the cinema stood.
This cinema had closed by the time of my visit in September 2011. It’s now a bar called Ten Oak. Quentin Tarantino is great friends with Alamo Drafthouse founder Tim League and the opening scene in the director’s film ‘Death Proof’ (2007) features this cinema. And the neon sign belonging to the bar in the film – “The Bone Shack” – hangs in the foyer of the Alamo Drafthouse on South Lamar, Austin.
In September 2011 the cinema was closed “temporarily for construction; reopening spring 2012”, according to the sign (see my photograph).
This magnificent multiplex, one of the finest I have seen, opened on 22 December 2006.
On a visit to New Braunfels in September 2011 I discovered this cinema has been demolished. However, rather bizarrely, the road side film advertising sign is still in situ! I photographed that, plus the area where the cinema stood.
On a visit to New Braunfels in September 2011 I couldn’t find any trace of this former cinema.
On a visit to New Braunfels in September 2011 I couldn’t find any trace of this former cinema.
See my photographs of the building as the Texas Music Theater, taken in September 2011.
By September 2011 this had become Harper’s Public House. See my photograph.
This cinema had closed by the time of my visit in September 2011. It’s now a bar called Ten Oak. Quentin Tarantino is great friends with Alamo Drafthouse founder Tim League and the opening scene in the director’s film ‘Death Proof’ (2007) features this cinema. And the neon sign belonging to the bar in the film – “The Bone Shack” – hangs in the foyer of the Alamo Drafthouse on South Lamar, Austin.