Collins Theatre
Historic theatre in Paragould, Arkansas, constructed in 1925 and today hosting music, theatre, and fine arts events.
Last updated September 16, 2026
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Overview
The Collins Theatre is a historic theatre in Paragould, Arkansas. Constructed in 1925, it originally operated as the Capitol Theatre, hosting Broadway shows, vaudeville performances, and movies. Today it welcomes patrons from Paragould and the surrounding area for all genres of music, theatre, and the fine arts, and is available for event rentals including weddings.
History
The Collins Theatre was constructed in 1925 in Paragould, Arkansas. It was built by Bertig Reality Co. and opened on October 25, 1925 as the Capitol Theatre, with John A. Collins as manager. The opening night feature was the silent film The Coast of Folly, starring Gloria Swanson. In 1936, the Collins family purchased the Capitol and became the sole owners-operators. During its years as the Capitol Theatre, the building hosted Broadway shows, vaudeville performances, and first-rate movies. Today the Collins welcomes patrons from Paragould and the surrounding area for all genres of music, theatre, and the fine arts.
Products and positioning
Historic community theatre and event venue
Product categories. music events · theatre productions · fine arts events · event rentals
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