Paramount Center

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Rex Ward will play The Mighty Wurlitzer Organ from 1:00 until 2:00pm before the movie. Admission is free, but to assure everyone a seat, we are asking that tickets be picked up at the offices of The Paramount Center, Oakley-Cook Funeral Home, Glenwood Cemetery, Blevins Funeral and Cremation Services. If picking up tickets in advance is not possible, please call Oakley-Cook at 423-764-7123, tell us the number of tickets you want and the names of the people who will be using them, and you can pick them up at The Paramount on the afternoon of the movie.

Built in 1931 and restored to its original splendor in 1991, the Paramount continues to grow as the Mountain Empire's premier performing arts center. Here audiences share passion and drama, laughter and tears, majesty in motion, joy in music, pride in learning... and memories.

The Mission of the Paramount Center is to enhance the quality of life for the people of our region by providing a variety of arts and services which will educate and entertain...regardless of ethnic background, age or income level.

In order to fulfill this mission, it is imperative that the citizens of our region cooperate and remain active in the life of this historic and unique Theatre as volunteers, patrons, supporters, sponsors and business contributors. The cities of Bristol and the states of Tennessee and Virginia have an investment in our future and must remain in partnership