Reopened on October 31st, 1979 after closing in 1976 showing Mexican movies under the Zacatecas name. It reopened again as Cinema Varidades on October 12th, 1980, and renamed Long Beach Big Screen in 1983, and closed in 1986. Grand opening ads posted.
Grand opening ad as Cook on August 22nd, 1920. Cook Theatre opening Sun, Aug 22, 1920 – 4 · Okmulgee Daily Times (Okmulgee, Oklahoma) · Newspapers.com
The Garden Cinema opened on March 27th, 1970 with “Romeo and Juliet”. Grand opening ad posted.
This opened on December 25th, 1970 with “This Man Must Die”. Grand opening ad posted.
Grand opening ad posted.
Redstone Theatres opened the V F W Drive-In on August 5th, 1954. Grand opening ad posted.
The Marshfield Drive-In opened on July 3rd, 1953. Grand opening ad posted.
Grand opening ad of the cinema posted.
Grand opening ad posted.
Reopening as Eagle on June 10th, 1937
Eagle theatre opening Thu, Jun 10, 1937 – 15 · The Eagle Rock Advertiser (Los Angeles, California) · Newspapers.com
Grand opening ad Yosemite Theatre opening Fri, May 3, 1929 – 13 · Eagle Rock Sentinel (Los Angeles, California) · Newspapers.com
Another grand opening ad posted.
December 7th, 1914 grand opening ad as Park posted.
Article from the San Antonio Light from May 24th, 1989 mentioned that Rand was to have 7 cinema complexes in the area.
Esculator installed in 1918
Escalator at the Princess theatre. Sat, Feb 9, 1918 – 7 · The Gazette (Montreal, Quebec, Canada) · Newspapers.com
Pinball machines and video games.
Disappeared from “La Opinion”, the Spanish-language newspaper listings in 1994.
Closed 1986. Spanish movies from 1972-1986.
Closed 1988.
Spanish language movies started on April 13th, 1981. Grand opening ad posted.
Reopened as Azteca on January 19th, 1981 showing Mexican movies. Grand opening ad posted.
The Criterion theatre reopened showing Spanish movies on February 16th, 1981. Grand opening ad posted.
Reopened on January 25th, 1981 as Cine Reseda showing Mexican movies. Grand opening ad posted.
Reopened on October 31st, 1979 after closing in 1976 showing Mexican movies under the Zacatecas name. It reopened again as Cinema Varidades on October 12th, 1980, and renamed Long Beach Big Screen in 1983, and closed in 1986. Grand opening ads posted.
Reopened as Cinema 76 on April 5th, 1980 showing Mexican movies. Another ad posted.
Started its Spanish-language policy on June 4th, 1979. Grand opening ad posted.