category : Theatres
1927 movie palace maintained in original form. Built by Paramount, now functions as performing arts facility and houses largest Wurlitzer pipe organ in South.

Admission: Admission charged
Hours: Office open M-F 9-4.
Address: 1817 3rd Ave. N.

Phone: 205-252-2262
Fax: 205-251-3155
Our Website:www.alabamatheatre.com

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