I have mapped out the theatres for NYC for 1950, 1980, 1990, 2000, 2010 on Google Earth. you can turn on and off the years and the circuits etc.
Google Maps: View link
Better: Google Earth KMZ is at http://movie-theatre.org/usa/ny/NYC/NYC.kmz
Another disagreement with the opening date:
39. THE SEATTLE TIMES – October 26, 1989
8-SCREEN THEATER TO OPEN NOV. 17
RENTON Moviegoers hungering for another theater in this city have less than a month’s wait. An eight-screen facility will open Nov. 17 at the site of the old Renton Village triplex.General Cinema Theatres, which last year closed the triplex to make way for a larger facility, plans to open the Renton Village 8 to keep pace with the demand for a variety of movies. The complex, at South Grady Way and Interstate 405, will have two computerized box offices and seat up to..
EASTSIDE BUSINESS DOWNTOWN BELLEVUE JOINS GROWING SILVER-SCREEN SCENE
When the Galleria 11 Cinema opens at the Bellevue Galleria on Friday, it will do more than bring the entertainment center to life.It also brings downtown Bellevue into the dramatic boom in the movie business on the Eastside.The number of movie screens has more than doubled since 1994, and still more are on the drawing board. If either of two large developments is built as planned within blocks of the Galleria, the east side of Lake Washington will have three times as many theaters…
May 16th, 1986 grand opening ad is at View link
June 16th, 2000 grand opening for the Ultrascreen is at View link
Star Cinema’s answer to the ultrascreen on the same day is at View link
This opened as a quad on December 9th, 1983
Ad is at View link
10-plex opening (state’s largest) from June 29th, 1988 at View link
December 20th, 1967 opening ad as Cinema can be found at View link
I have mapped out the theatres for NYC for 1950, 1980, 1990, 2000, 2010 on Google Earth. you can turn on and off the years and the circuits etc.
Google Maps: View link
Better: Google Earth KMZ is at http://movie-theatre.org/usa/ny/NYC/NYC.kmz
The 1936 ad is at http://en.calameo.com/books/0002479282a5dabfbf768
march 27th, 1923 ad is at http://en.calameo.com/books/000247928bbd79f7d3516
There was an “New Madison” theatre that opened on November 18th, 1936
January 20th, 1928 ads can be seen at http://www.calameo.com/books/00024792860bd7f430cfd
Grand opening ad is at
View link
2010 article is at View link
Looks like it closed in 2007, but the website is still up.
Found it in Street View: View link
This opened on August 1st, 1947
Listings for this theatre has stopped in 1957.
AMC sold some Chicago area former Kerasotes theatres to Regal for this theatre and others
View link has the answer
It may had played second run at the Cinema Du Paris after its run at the Loews.
That was the Loews.
In the 1970’s it changed from Loew’s to Loews 5 (and Eaton’s to Eaton) due to bill 101.
This opened on April 2nd, 1941
you can see the ads at http://www.calameo.com/books/0002479287e38892e2bc3
http://www.calameo.com/books/0002479283ac00a1bdfe4
has the grand opening ads with a picture.
November 1922 grand opening ads is at http://en.calameo.com/read/000247928e122e03ac73d
Floorman, It is still active. It is only opened at night.
Tom Moyer wanted to sell his chain to United Artists in 1988. View link
Another disagreement with the opening date:
39. THE SEATTLE TIMES – October 26, 1989
8-SCREEN THEATER TO OPEN NOV. 17
RENTON Moviegoers hungering for another theater in this city have less than a month’s wait. An eight-screen facility will open Nov. 17 at the site of the old Renton Village triplex.General Cinema Theatres, which last year closed the triplex to make way for a larger facility, plans to open the Renton Village 8 to keep pace with the demand for a variety of movies. The complex, at South Grady Way and Interstate 405, will have two computerized box offices and seat up to..
EASTSIDE BUSINESS DOWNTOWN BELLEVUE JOINS GROWING SILVER-SCREEN SCENE
When the Galleria 11 Cinema opens at the Bellevue Galleria on Friday, it will do more than bring the entertainment center to life.It also brings downtown Bellevue into the dramatic boom in the movie business on the Eastside.The number of movie screens has more than doubled since 1994, and still more are on the drawing board. If either of two large developments is built as planned within blocks of the Galleria, the east side of Lake Washington will have three times as many theaters…
This came from April 1999
Grand opening ad is at http://movie-theatre.org/usa/il/chicago/suburban on page 15