A local theater is getting a new name. The Alamo Drafthouse Cinema in Mueller will soon be known as the Matthew McConaughey Cinema. This change is set to take place next week. A plaque unveiling is scheduled to occur at the theater. This event will happen on Monday, August 10. Further details about the renaming and the plaque unveiling can be found through local news sources, such as CBS Austin.
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