📜 Historic cinema in Dallas's Oak Cliff neighborhood, opened in 1931, financed by film producer Howard Hughes. 🔍 Infamous as the site where Lee Harvey Oswald was captured after assassinating President Kennedy. # Why Go 🏛️ Experience a piece of American history 🎬 Catch a film in a historic setting with 670 seats in the main cinema and 165 upstairs. 📅 Attend annual JFK Day events on November 22. 🏛️ Added to the National Register of Historic Places in 2003. ♿ Fully ADA compliant with chair lift and elevator access. # Tips Consider visiting on November 22 for JFK Day screenings; admission is $0.90, the same price as in 1963. Check calendar for special screenings and events. # Cost 💰 JFK Day films $0.90; regular admission prices vary. # Hours 🕒 Thursday to Sunday, doors open 45 min before showtime; special events other days. # 🅿️ Parking Free street parking on Jefferson Blvd after 4 PM (meters before 4 PM). Free lot adjacent to Bank of Texas, corner of Madison Ave and Centre St.