The owners were Cinecom in 1972, United Cinema in 1973, Mallers-Spirou 1977, Y & W Theatres 1981, Teicher theatres April 1983 (discount cinema) and closed in October 1983.
It reopened as an adult cinema on June 4th, 1984, and ordered closed at 6PM on September 4th, 1984, by Judge Thomas L. Ryan of the Allen Circuit court. Articles posted.
The Theatre A was renamed Cinema Blue on April 25th, 1978 and closed on October 29th, 1985. It was also closed March 19th, 1974-April 17th, 1985. Article posted.
Closed on September 8th, 1994 by Regal with “Color of Night” and “Blankman”
Opened November 22nd, 1991, by General Cinema with eight screens. Grand opening ad posted. More to come for this cinema.
Demolished for an apartment complex.
Opened by Mallers-Spirou on July 20th, 1990. Grand opening ad posted.
Grand opening ad posted.
Grand opening ad posted.
Grand opening ad posted.
Grand opening ad posted.
Last season: 1987
Last season: 1987
The owners were Cinecom in 1972, United Cinema in 1973, Mallers-Spirou 1977, Y & W Theatres 1981, Teicher theatres April 1983 (discount cinema) and closed in October 1983.
It reopened as an adult cinema on June 4th, 1984, and ordered closed at 6PM on September 4th, 1984, by Judge Thomas L. Ryan of the Allen Circuit court. Articles posted.
The Theatre A was renamed Cinema Blue on April 25th, 1978 and closed on October 29th, 1985. It was also closed March 19th, 1974-April 17th, 1985. Article posted.
Opened on December 20th, 1974. Grand opening ad posted.
Opened on July 29th, 1977. Grand opening ad posted.
Closed September 8th, 1979, and the owners moved its screen to the new Lincolndale Drive-In in Warsaw in mid-1980. Article posted.
Screen was moved to the Warsaw site in June, 1980. Article posted.
Renamed Quimby Village on May 21st, 1976, as its split up. Ad posted.
The opening of this cinema was delayed until June 28th, 1972. Grand opening ad posted.
Opened July 2nd, 1971. Grand opening ad posted.
Opened on November 4th, 1971. Grand opening ad posted.
The Gateway Cinemas opened as the first triplex cinema in the state on August 26th, 1971, with an open house. Grand opening ad posted.
Closed as Indiana on October 2nd, 1969, and reopened on Christmas Day, 1969 as Theatre A. Grand opening ad posted.
The Holiday theatre opened on March 4th, 1966, with Those Magnificent Men in their Flying Machines.
The last showtimes for the Paramount was on July 13th, 1961.
Grand opening ad posted.