This opened on April 10th, 1969 as the Festival Cinema and reopened by Cine Cinemas as the Centennial Cinema on July 21st, 1972. Started to show adult movies in 1975. 1969 and 1972 grand opening ads posted.
On July 20th, 1979, the Plitt Deerfield 1-2-3 opened, and on August 8th, 1980, it was called Plitt 1-2-3. After being purchased by Cineplex Odeon in 1986 and Carmike Cinemas in 1990, it was called Deerfield Triple before closing in 1998. Grand opening ad posted.
Reopened under Stewart & Everett management on August 3rd, 1979 and reopened as a twin cinema on March 21st, 1980 and closed in 1985. Grand opening ads posted.
Reopened as Pitcher Show on March 5th, 1982, by Cobb theatres.
article of interest:
Pitcher Show article 17 Jan 1983, Mon Birmingham Post-Herald (Birmingham, Alabama) Newspapers.com
Grand opening ad posted. Its opening ended the first-run monopoly enjoyed by Cobb Theatres.
6 screens and a pinball room were added on December 21st, 1979. Another ad posted.
Grand opening ad, which claimed (Falsely) that this was the largest cinema in the USA (Somebody in Cobb’s marketing department forgot to check the Redrock 11 in Las Vegas).
Cobb Cinema City 8 opening 16 Jun 1978, Fri Birmingham Post-Herald (Birmingham, Alabama) Newspapers.com
Grand opening ad:
Hoover Mall twin theatres opening 20 Dec 1977, Tue Birmingham Post-Herald (Birmingham, Alabama) Newspapers.com
This opened on April 10th, 1969 as the Festival Cinema and reopened by Cine Cinemas as the Centennial Cinema on July 21st, 1972. Started to show adult movies in 1975. 1969 and 1972 grand opening ads posted.
Reopened by Cobb theatres as the Vestavia Theatre on April 5th, 1974
This opened on June 8th, 1973.
Jerry Lewis theatre opening in Vestavia Hills 05 Jun 1973, Tue Birmingham Post-Herald (Birmingham, Alabama) Newspapers.com
Cobb theatres sold it to Bowie theatres in 1973 who reopens it as a twin cinema on February 12th, 1973. Another ad posted
The Cobb Village East opened on April 14th, 1972
Cobb Village East opening 14 Apr 1972, Fri Birmingham Post-Herald (Birmingham, Alabama) Newspapers.com
This opened on February 25th, 1971. Grand opening ad posted.
This opened on October 4th, 1968. Grand opening ad posted.
Grand opening ad posted.
Mustang Drive-In opening 22 Nov 1967, Wed Birmingham Post-Herald (Birmingham, Alabama) Newspapers.com
Opened February 4th, 1967
Midfield Theatre opening 04 Feb 1967, Sat Birmingham Post-Herald (Birmingham, Alabama) Newspapers.com
Grand opening ad posted.
This opened on February 12th, 1965. Grand opening ad posted.
Cobb Capri theatre opening 12 Feb 1965, Fri Birmingham Post-Herald (Birmingham, Alabama) Newspapers.com
This opened on April 15th, 1965. Grand opening ad posted.
Grand opening ad posted.
On July 20th, 1979, the Plitt Deerfield 1-2-3 opened, and on August 8th, 1980, it was called Plitt 1-2-3. After being purchased by Cineplex Odeon in 1986 and Carmike Cinemas in 1990, it was called Deerfield Triple before closing in 1998. Grand opening ad posted.
This opened with two screens on June 3rd, 1977, and the third screen by subdivision on June 9th, 1978. Grand opening ads posted.
The renaming took place in 2017. The Carmike Colonial Mall 12 opened on September 29th, 2006. Grand opening ad posted.
Reopened under Stewart & Everett management on August 3rd, 1979 and reopened as a twin cinema on March 21st, 1980 and closed in 1985. Grand opening ads posted.
Closed 2001 by Regal Cinemas
Grand opening ads posted.