Sun Theatre of Williamston
The Sun Theatre of Williamston is a family-owned 1-screen cinema dating back to 1947, showing first run films and kids' matinees.
Address: 150 W. Grand River Ave., Williamston
Phone: (517)655-1850
Sun Theatre of Williamston
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