An row of D-Box motion seats was installed in time for the new Harry Potter movie in Cinema 6 and Cinema 7 has been converted into an UltraAvx cinema with an slightly larger screen and larger and more comfortable seats.
UltraAvx has the same rates as the IMAX screen.
Old Simpson’s floors:
B Shopping mall and food court with indoor connections for Le Cours Mt. Royal (which had the old Egypiten cinema) for the Peel Metro and Place Montreal Trust for the McGill Metro.
Is the IMAX screen the largest in Quebec?
Ground: Simons, Ticketing lobby for the cinema
2: Simons
3-5: Cinemas 1-6, the amusement arcade and most refreshment areas
4: IMAX lobby (cinema 13)
6-8 Cinemas 7-12, party rooms and bar.
This opened on October 3rd, 1986
The grand opening is in this newspaper section (you may have to pan a couple of pages to get to the full-page ad.) View link
An row of D-Box motion seats was installed in time for the new Harry Potter movie in Cinema 6 and Cinema 7 has been converted into an UltraAvx cinema with an slightly larger screen and larger and more comfortable seats.
UltraAvx has the same rates as the IMAX screen.
Old Simpson’s floors:
B Shopping mall and food court with indoor connections for Le Cours Mt. Royal (which had the old Egypiten cinema) for the Peel Metro and Place Montreal Trust for the McGill Metro.
Is the IMAX screen the largest in Quebec?
Ground: Simons, Ticketing lobby for the cinema
2: Simons
3-5: Cinemas 1-6, the amusement arcade and most refreshment areas
4: IMAX lobby (cinema 13)
6-8 Cinemas 7-12, party rooms and bar.
I show this
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as showing movies again?
can someone in Atlanta check it out?
The oldest ad can be found at may 26 1953. ad: View link
The grand opening ad from September 27th, 1950 is at
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however, their official grand opening celebration took place on April 6th, 1951. half-page ad is at View link
Renovation December 24th, 1964
Article with picture at View link
Listings disappeared in 1974. According to the article, it opened in 1914.
This opened as a twin on August 11th, 1971.
ad: View link
2 cinemas on November 19th, 1975
ad: View link
This opened as a twin cinema on December 25th, 1974.
grand opening ad is at View link
This opened as Jerry Lewis cinema on December 31st, 1970.
you can see the grand opening ad at
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It was renamed Cinema 19 in 1972.
7 screens on May 23rd, 1992
ad is at View link
5 screens on August 15th, 1986
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This opened on May 15th, 1974 as a twin
Grand opening ad is at View link
This drive-in opened on June 5th, 1953 on the Brunswick Highway by Georgia Theatre Company.
Grand opening ad is on this page at View link
This opened on May 25th, 1950
Multi-page grand openings are at these pages at View link
This opened on May 10th, 1935.
grand opening ad is at View link
This opened on March 2nd, 2001
ad is at
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This opened on October 3rd, 1986
The grand opening is in this newspaper section (you may have to pan a couple of pages to get to the full-page ad.)
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and the grand opening ad for the Ventura Twin on December 10th, 1982 is at
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June 29, 1928 grand opening as New Theatre is at
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It is listed as New Oxnard Theatre a few days later.
This opened on October 2nd, 1968
ad is at
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September 8th, 1955 grand opening ad is at
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Was this the Strand? its listings disappeared shortly the Vogue opened
you can see the grand opening page from February 15th, 1950 at View link
MagicLantern, you are wrong about its opening date
It opened on March 16th, 1948. Proof is on this page at View link
August 2nd, 1940 grand opening as Strand can be found at View link
This opened on January 1st, 1917
you can see its ad at View link