This is now an Landmark. It opened as a Mann, which became Colorado Cinema, which was bought out by Kerasotes in 2007, which sold all but three theatres to AMC in 2010. AMC had to sell some theatres in the Kerasotes deal and this one sold to Landmark.
This keeps bouncing from chain to chain
1995-2000 Mann
2000-2007 Colorado Cinemas
2007-2010 Kerasotes ShowPlace Theatres
2010 AMC
2010- Regal
Daily Camera (Boulder, CO) – November 15, 1995
MANN COLONY SQUARE 12
Grand Opening: Dec. 8 Ticket Prices: (not established, but could be higher than other area theaters) Theaters: 12 Construction cost: more than $11 million Seats: more than 2,500 plush, high-backed seats with cupholder armrests Sound System: 55,000 watts of power from JBL speakers ringing each theater Digital sound capability: The equipment can read signals by DTS, Sony and Dolby digital (the three major digital sound systems) Opening Day…
UNITED ARTISTS PLANS TWO THEATERS IN THE WORKS ARE A 10-SCREEN COMPLEX IN THORNTON AND A 12-PLEX NEAR FIDDLER’S GREEN AT A COST OF UP TO $7 MILLION
United Artists is adding 22 movie screens to the Denver market – nearly doubling its local presence, company officials announced Monday.Officials at the Englewood-based United Artists Theatre Circuit Inc., said a 10-screen theater complex would open by Dec. 13 in the Thornton Town Center, while a 12-screen complex will be built by May 1992 at Arapahoe Road and Greenwood Plaza Boulevard, near the Fiddler’s Green Amphitheater.United Artists has 27 movie screens in the…
Closed 1993
SOUNDTRACK STORE TO REPLACE CENTURY 21 CINEMA LARGE-SCREEN MOVIE HOUSE TO CLOSE NEXT WEEK, SUFFERING SAME FATE AS UNITED ARTISTS
The landmark Century 21 theater will close next week to make way for a SoundTrack store, officials said Thursday.It joins the United Artists Twin Theatre as a large-screen theater along South Colorado Boulevard that will be replaced by a retailer.A Barnes & Noble bookstore will replace the United Artists theater, 1370 S. Colorado Blvd., only blocks from the Century 21, 960 S. Colorado Blvd.Both of the theaters were built in the early 1960s and catered to an…
This opened as Cooper 70 in November 1963 and became Cooper 123 on December 24th, 1970. The grand opening celebration for this cinema was cancelled when President Kennedy was assassinated in Dallas. Cooper sold it to Commonwealth in 1975. I think it closed in the late 1980’s.
I show that the Chapel Hills Sixplex was opened by Mann in 1982 and an separate 9-screen cinema in the mall opened in 1985 with the older screens renamed Chapel Hills 10-15. Carmike bought out Mann in the region in 1992.
If you look at the mall’s directory, you will find the two separate locations.
Chuck 1231 If you got the infomation from my movie-theatre.org website
It means about 1975, about 1980 and about 1985. Trying to find more accurate dates. It looks like it opened as a single cinema in the late 1960’s.
I uploaded the grand opening ad in the photo section
I upload an grand opening ad in this theatre’s webpage.
Downstairs is being converted, Cinemas 4-7 upstairs remains except for seats and projectors.
Something happened to it in 1963 according to the picture that I uploaded. It came from the USGS Earth Explorer.
This is now an Landmark. It opened as a Mann, which became Colorado Cinema, which was bought out by Kerasotes in 2007, which sold all but three theatres to AMC in 2010. AMC had to sell some theatres in the Kerasotes deal and this one sold to Landmark.
This keeps bouncing from chain to chain 1995-2000 Mann 2000-2007 Colorado Cinemas 2007-2010 Kerasotes ShowPlace Theatres 2010 AMC 2010- Regal
Daily Camera (Boulder, CO) – November 15, 1995
MANN COLONY SQUARE 12 Grand Opening: Dec. 8 Ticket Prices: (not established, but could be higher than other area theaters) Theaters: 12 Construction cost: more than $11 million Seats: more than 2,500 plush, high-backed seats with cupholder armrests Sound System: 55,000 watts of power from JBL speakers ringing each theater Digital sound capability: The equipment can read signals by DTS, Sony and Dolby digital (the three major digital sound systems) Opening Day…
This was at the southeast corner of S. Irving St. and W. Belleview.
2 screens in 1956 and one by 1963
Opened in December 1991
Rocky Mountain News (CO) – October 15, 1991
UNITED ARTISTS PLANS TWO THEATERS IN THE WORKS ARE A 10-SCREEN COMPLEX IN THORNTON AND A 12-PLEX NEAR FIDDLER’S GREEN AT A COST OF UP TO $7 MILLION United Artists is adding 22 movie screens to the Denver market – nearly doubling its local presence, company officials announced Monday.Officials at the Englewood-based United Artists Theatre Circuit Inc., said a 10-screen theater complex would open by Dec. 13 in the Thornton Town Center, while a 12-screen complex will be built by May 1992 at Arapahoe Road and Greenwood Plaza Boulevard, near the Fiddler’s Green Amphitheater.United Artists has 27 movie screens in the…
Closed 1993 SOUNDTRACK STORE TO REPLACE CENTURY 21 CINEMA LARGE-SCREEN MOVIE HOUSE TO CLOSE NEXT WEEK, SUFFERING SAME FATE AS UNITED ARTISTS The landmark Century 21 theater will close next week to make way for a SoundTrack store, officials said Thursday.It joins the United Artists Twin Theatre as a large-screen theater along South Colorado Boulevard that will be replaced by a retailer.A Barnes & Noble bookstore will replace the United Artists theater, 1370 S. Colorado Blvd., only blocks from the Century 21, 960 S. Colorado Blvd.Both of the theaters were built in the early 1960s and catered to an…
Aladdin Theatre Corp. had an American theatre ? 1925-? 1930
An Lowe’s now stands on the site of the drive-in which is at 1225 Highway 50 West. An USGS aerial photo is uploaded
The photo that I uploaded is dated 1949. The drive-in looks brand new and maybe not finished when it was taken.
Metro Lux means METROpolitan and trans-LUX, the two chains that partnered to build this cinema.
This expanded to nine cinemas and renamed Durango Stadium 9 in 2009.
This opened on May 30th, 1967
This opened as the Citadel 8 $uper$aver in the early 1990’s.
This opened as Cooper 70 in November 1963 and became Cooper 123 on December 24th, 1970. The grand opening celebration for this cinema was cancelled when President Kennedy was assassinated in Dallas. Cooper sold it to Commonwealth in 1975. I think it closed in the late 1980’s.
I believe that it stopped showing movies in 1972.
I show that the Chapel Hills Sixplex was opened by Mann in 1982 and an separate 9-screen cinema in the mall opened in 1985 with the older screens renamed Chapel Hills 10-15. Carmike bought out Mann in the region in 1992. If you look at the mall’s directory, you will find the two separate locations.
No movie posters in front of the theatre by the time the Googlemobile passed it by. Looks closed.
Looks closed online, all the showtimes list no showtimes available.
This was on the Parkway just west of Peterson Lane.
This opened on October 29th, 1969. The grand opening ad is in the photo section.
Chuck 1231 If you got the infomation from my movie-theatre.org website It means about 1975, about 1980 and about 1985. Trying to find more accurate dates. It looks like it opened as a single cinema in the late 1960’s.
This opened on May 5th, 1948. The drive-in’s site is now a school and field.