The Stroud Collection - Texan Theatre, no. 9 - Town and Trail Ride

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The Stroud Collection - Texan Theatre, no. 9 - Town and Trail Ride

Suzanne Stroud Santo

Silent | 1938

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This film from the Stroud collection captures people around a town posing for the camera and a long wagon train on a trail ride. Donor Suzanne Stroud Santo tells the story of the films in this collection: "My family owned the Texan Theatre in Hamilton, Texas. During the Depression, a fellow from Hollywood, down on his luck, sold my grandfather his film equipment. Grandpa would go to community events in Hamilton County and film them, then develop them and have a "showing" to promote business." The family also owned the 281 Drive-In Theatre, the first Drive-In in Texas to install a swimming pool. Do you recognize anyone or know where this is? Please contact us and let us know!