Formally opened on September 1 1937 with the movie “Mountain Music”. Initially the theater sat 700. In 1977 they added the second theater as well as reduced the size of the original theater to 475. The second Theater sat 200. Sold to Carisch Theaters in 1981 and closed on January 7 1982.
It’s official. The Plaza Three is becoming the new MidDakota Clinic. It was mention by columnist Crystal Reid in the Bismarck Tribune this last week. Here’s a link to the article. View link
Just found out that the old theatre area is in the midst of being converted into a clinic. Perfect idea in Bismarck. This will be the second clinic in the mall, unless it means that the clinic will move from the current smaller spot into the bigger spot where the theatre was.
I recently passed by the former Mandan Theatre(Now called the Mysteria Theatre) and it seems that the renovations are complete, they are just looking for employees. Will post pictures at a later date.
Owned by the Moore Family, the Fosston Theatre is one of the four theaters they own. Others include the Blackduck Theatre in Blackduck MN, the Grand Theatre in Crookston MN, and River Cinema 12 in East Grand Forks, MN.
Was there in 1999 and noticed it is was first run, but it usually got the movies after they had hit both Carmike 10 and Columbia 4 and usually within weeks of the movie being released on video. May have been remodeled since and turned into another store. Haven’t been to GF since just before it closed.
According to the Kirkwood mall website, the mall map shows the spot where the theater once was(spot 15 on the map with no store claiming it). The theater was only accessible from the outside of the mall. There is no entrance inside the mall. It is closed and is sitting empty, so far.
The lakeview was operated by Ted Kostelecky. It opened in 1974.
Formally opened on September 1 1937 with the movie “Mountain Music”. Initially the theater sat 700. In 1977 they added the second theater as well as reduced the size of the original theater to 475. The second Theater sat 200. Sold to Carisch Theaters in 1981 and closed on January 7 1982.
It opened as the Dickinson Drive-in in 1950. Was renamed the Hillcrest Outdoor Theater in 1966 or 1967. Sold to Carisch Theaters in 1982.
It’s official. The Plaza Three is becoming the new MidDakota Clinic. It was mention by columnist Crystal Reid in the Bismarck Tribune this last week. Here’s a link to the article.
View link
Just found out that the old theatre area is in the midst of being converted into a clinic. Perfect idea in Bismarck. This will be the second clinic in the mall, unless it means that the clinic will move from the current smaller spot into the bigger spot where the theatre was.
I recently passed by the former Mandan Theatre(Now called the Mysteria Theatre) and it seems that the renovations are complete, they are just looking for employees. Will post pictures at a later date.
Here is another photo(it’s further down the page)
http://www.cooperstownnd.com/index.php?page=rec
The location of this one is actually Moorhead Minnesota, not North Dakota.
Owned by the Moore Family, the Fosston Theatre is one of the four theaters they own. Others include the Blackduck Theatre in Blackduck MN, the Grand Theatre in Crookston MN, and River Cinema 12 in East Grand Forks, MN.
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Here is the official website for the Grand Theatre.
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The Grand has fifteen screens.
As of March 25 2008, this theater is now a discount/second run theater.
Lost memory, that is actually the address of the other movie theater they own in town. The drive-in itself is located north of Williston on Highway 2.
It is now known as the Carmike Stadium 9 Theaters. All nine theaters are stadium sized with plush seating. Newly remodeled from what it used to be.
This theater is closed. It has been converted into several smaller stores
Was there in 1999 and noticed it is was first run, but it usually got the movies after they had hit both Carmike 10 and Columbia 4 and usually within weeks of the movie being released on video. May have been remodeled since and turned into another store. Haven’t been to GF since just before it closed.
The spot is now where a downtown park sits.
Oh, it’s Bowen Street, Not Bowman Street.
According to the Kirkwood mall website, the mall map shows the spot where the theater once was(spot 15 on the map with no store claiming it). The theater was only accessible from the outside of the mall. There is no entrance inside the mall. It is closed and is sitting empty, so far.