Multiplexes / Downtown Cadillac
GQT Cadillac 4
Downtown Cadillac's movie house inside the 1918 Lyric Theatre. Four screens today, and the biggest has a 42-foot wall-to-wall screen with Trinnov Audio 7.1 sound.
Quick facts
- Opened
- 1918
- Seats
- 1000
- Screens
- 4
What makes it special: 42-foot wall-to-wall screen with Trinnov Audio 7.1 sound; digital projection in all four auditoriums.
01 / Now showing
Now showing
Nothing on our calendar from this venue right now. Its full, current lineup is on its own site.
Full lineup on the venue’s site ↗02 / The story of this place
Make time for these
GQT Cadillac 4 lives in the former Lyric Theatre, which opened in downtown Cadillac on February 7, 1918 with 1,000 seats and was later run by W.S. Butterfield. It was split into five screens as the Cadillac 5 and later cut back to four. Goodrich Quality Theaters closed it in March 2020, and GQT Movies took over after Goodrich went under. Today it's Cadillac's downtown first-run cinema, with digital projection in all four auditoriums. The biggest room has a 42-foot wall-to-wall screen and a Trinnov Audio 7.1 sound system.
- Inside the 1918 Lyric Theatre
- 42-foot wall-to-wall screen
- Trinnov Audio 7.1 sound
Plan your visit
It's at 202 S Mitchell St in downtown Cadillac; call (231) 775-7261. Showtimes and tickets are on the GQT Movies website.
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