A seven-auditorium theater in Blue Ash will be up for sale in a foreclosure auction.
Envision Cinemas, located at 4780 Cornell Road, will be auctioned at the Ohio Sheriff Sale on April 20.
In January of 2021, Live Oak Banking Company filed a foreclosure complaint against the movie theater’s owners, Cornell Road Investors. According to court documents, Live Oak Banking Company said the theater’s owners defaulted on two loans by failing to make payments when due.
The property’s value was appraised at $6.9 million. The bidding at the auction will start at $4.6 million.
The theater was built in the former location of Bally’s Total Fitness. It has seven screens, a restaurant with seating for 350 in the dining room, a bar, a private party room, and a patio.
The auction includes the entire restaurant, kitchen, theater and bar area.
Envision Cinemas originally opened in Feb. of 2016.
After 18 years of giving Montreal-area movie lovers wanting a cheap option to take in a flick, Dollar Cinema is closing for good.
A post on the cinema’s Facebook page said that owner (and 2017 mayoral hopeful) Bernie Gurberg will not be renewing the lease on the second-floor, two-screen theatre at the Decarie Square mall in Cote Saint-Luc.
“To all our regulars, old and new moviegoers…. it is with a heavy heart that Bernie let us know that our much loved Dollar Cinema is closing July 31st, 2022,” reads the post.
Gurberg ran for mayor of Montreal in 2017 and came fourth with 2,141 votes, ahead of four other candidates.
Those who pre-purchased tickets can use them until that time, and the cinema is working to get another cinema to honour them for a defined period of time after the doors are closed.
Dollar Cinema has been screening second (sometimes third or fourth) run movies for almost two decades for firesale prices.
A regular movie is $2.50, and popcorn and other snacks start at $1.
This weekend, Encanto, Clifford the Big Red Dog and Ambulance are screening.
The Showcase Forest Fair opened on December 21st, 2001 and renamed Showcase Cincinnati Mills in 2004 after the mall changed its name. Closed March 2010 after Rave did not want it.
Closed 2000
Embassy grand opening ad was also posted.
April 17th, 1942 grand opening ad posted.
Small grand opening ad posted.
reopening announcement as springdale 18 - cinema de lux
This opened on December 18th, 1992. Grand opening ad posted.
Loveland Cinema grand opening ad:
Loveland Cinema opening 28 Oct 1971, Thu The Cincinnati Post (Cincinnati, Ohio) Newspapers.com
The Apollo theatre opened on April 12th, 1941 with “Philadelphia Story”. Grand opening ad posted.
Opened on August 13th, 1941. Grand opening ad
Trouble with freeloaders
Niagara drive in freeloaders 06 Sep 1941, Sat Buffalo Evening News (Buffalo, New York) Newspapers.com
Grand opening ad:
The Deer Park theater opened with “Do You Love Me” on December 17th, 1946 and closed (or stopped placing its ads) in 1962.
Auction video:
Closed in 2021
https://www.cincinnati.com/story/news/2022/04/14/envision-cinemas-blue-ash-ohio-auctioned/7324048001/
A seven-auditorium theater in Blue Ash will be up for sale in a foreclosure auction.
Envision Cinemas, located at 4780 Cornell Road, will be auctioned at the Ohio Sheriff Sale on April 20.
In January of 2021, Live Oak Banking Company filed a foreclosure complaint against the movie theater’s owners, Cornell Road Investors. According to court documents, Live Oak Banking Company said the theater’s owners defaulted on two loans by failing to make payments when due.
The property’s value was appraised at $6.9 million. The bidding at the auction will start at $4.6 million.
The theater was built in the former location of Bally’s Total Fitness. It has seven screens, a restaurant with seating for 350 in the dining room, a bar, a private party room, and a patio.
The auction includes the entire restaurant, kitchen, theater and bar area.
Envision Cinemas originally opened in Feb. of 2016.
ad:
General Cinema Western Woods Cinema opening 23 Dec 1966, Fri The Cincinnati Enquirer (Cincinnati, Ohio) Newspapers.com
Closed 1979
Article:
The Vogue theatre opened with “The Daytime Wife” on October 11th, 1940. Grand opening ad. Closed 1967
Closed 1983
Opened July 17th, 1949. Ad:
Reopened as Uptown on December 20th, 1930.
Grand opening ad posted.
Closing July 31st, 2022 per:
https://montreal.ctvnews.ca/montreal-s-iconic-dollar-cinema-closing-doors-for-good-1.5942859
After 18 years of giving Montreal-area movie lovers wanting a cheap option to take in a flick, Dollar Cinema is closing for good.
A post on the cinema’s Facebook page said that owner (and 2017 mayoral hopeful) Bernie Gurberg will not be renewing the lease on the second-floor, two-screen theatre at the Decarie Square mall in Cote Saint-Luc.
“To all our regulars, old and new moviegoers…. it is with a heavy heart that Bernie let us know that our much loved Dollar Cinema is closing July 31st, 2022,” reads the post.
Gurberg ran for mayor of Montreal in 2017 and came fourth with 2,141 votes, ahead of four other candidates. Those who pre-purchased tickets can use them until that time, and the cinema is working to get another cinema to honour them for a defined period of time after the doors are closed.
Dollar Cinema has been screening second (sometimes third or fourth) run movies for almost two decades for firesale prices.
A regular movie is $2.50, and popcorn and other snacks start at $1.
This weekend, Encanto, Clifford the Big Red Dog and Ambulance are screening.
Aerial photo posted.
ad:
The Showcase Forest Fair opened on December 21st, 2001 and renamed Showcase Cincinnati Mills in 2004 after the mall changed its name. Closed March 2010 after Rave did not want it.
2-page Grand opening ad (Click to zoom):
Showcase Cincinnati opening 22 Sep 1989, Fri The Cincinnati Enquirer (Cincinnati, Ohio) Newspapers.com