Hi-Pointe Theater

Originally opened in 1922, Hi-Pointe is one of the oldest movie theaters in St. Louis. This one screen theater specializes in showing classic films and new independent releases. See website for showtimes and prices.

Address: 1005 McCausland Ave
Website: hipointetheatre.org (opens in a new tab)

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