Grecian Theater
Teatro Griego
Grecian Theater
The Grecian Theater was built in 1912. It was a 10 cent movie house. The building still exists today although the front has changed. Next to it is Phil Young's Cafe. Both buildings were situated at Overland Ave. Prior to the Grecian Theater the building was in 1902 The Popular Dry Goods Company.
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Prior to the Grecian Theater the building was in 1902 The Ypopular Dry Goods Co
This was the first location of The Popular Dry Goods( 1902) later became the Grecian .