“The UA Denver West Village Stadium 12 in Golden, Colorado has closed.
Located in the Denver West Village shopping center on West Colfax Avenue south of I-70 and Denver West Colorado Mills Parkway, the last time we received showtimes updates for the theater was September 16, 2021.
We could not find any information about the theater closing, so we don’t know why it closed or if another operator will be coming in."
This opened as Twelvetrees Cinemas on December 31st, 1965 and closed on July 24th, 1970. It reopened on September 23rd, 1970 by Associated theatres as The Flick. Grand opening ads posted.
Mark this one as demolished as Duke Street is mostly modern buildings.
This is at 37 High Street, on the west side.
Newspaper article posted.
Opened June 9 1938
Grand opening ad posted
better quality grand opening ad:
Cinemark Dollar Cinemas opening 11 Dec 1987, Fri Corpus Christi Caller-Times (Corpus Christi, Texas) Newspapers.com
Opening article
There was a Cineplex chain that operated in Texas from 1977-1986, which had nothing to do with the Canadian chain.
Taken 1972 not 1981.
This is in Edmonton.
Wrong theatre, that’s the Edmonton Paramount theatre.
Wrong theatre. That’s the Paramount in Edmonton.
Grand opening ad posted
Bigscreen.com says this cinema has closed.
“The UA Denver West Village Stadium 12 in Golden, Colorado has closed.
Located in the Denver West Village shopping center on West Colfax Avenue south of I-70 and Denver West Colorado Mills Parkway, the last time we received showtimes updates for the theater was September 16, 2021.
We could not find any information about the theater closing, so we don’t know why it closed or if another operator will be coming in."
This opened as Premiere Theatres on January 30th, 2004. Grand opening ad posted.
Another ad
Two screens on July 20th, 1979. another ad posted.
Opened on September 2nd, 1974. Adult movies came later. Grand opening ad posted.
Grand opening ad posted
Article of interest
This opened as Twelvetrees Cinemas on December 31st, 1965 and closed on July 24th, 1970. It reopened on September 23rd, 1970 by Associated theatres as The Flick. Grand opening ads posted.
Better quality grand opening
Cinema I & II opening 10 Oct 1967, Tue Centre Daily Times (State College, Pennsylvania) Newspapers.com
Grand opening ad posted.
video tour:
1968 grand opening removed for inferior quality reasons and replaced with a better one as well as the April 4th, 1973, ad.