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opening article:
Cinema 3 opening 25 Jan 1977, Tue Daily News (New York, New York) Newspapers.com
closing? It’s up for sale at Loopnet. Screenshot posted.
More police trouble:
Roxie Theatre closing 11 Feb 1971, Thu The Waco Times-Herald (Waco, Texas) Newspapers.com
Closed February 11th, 1971. Roxie Theatre closing 11 Feb 1971, Thu The Waco Times-Herald (Waco, Texas) Newspapers.com
Grand opening ad:
Imperial theatre opening 04 Feb 1955, Fri The Waco Times-Herald (Waco, Texas) Newspapers.com
Renamed Joy on January 3rd, 1949
The Texas theatre opened on April 4th, 1941 with Mr. Deeds Goes to Town. It was renamed the Capri theatre on March 24th, 1963 with the Soviet version of Cinderella. Grand opening ads posted.
Texas theatre opening 04 Apr 1941, Fri The Waco Times-Herald (Waco, Texas) Newspapers.com
Grand opening ad posted with aerial drawing.
Last season: 1980 per newspaper listings.
“All that Jazz” and “Little Darlings” opened the Richland Mall Cinema Twin on March 21st, 1980. Grand opening ads posted.
The Diamond Point Cinemas became a Cinemark (old chain) theatre on May 1st, 1979. ad posted
Reopened as Cinema I & II on October 12th, 1977. Grand opening ad posted.
As of 2021 the Waco Hippodrome had live performances only.
The reason that it opened as a Plitt is that there was another theatre chain in the state called Cineplex.
1914 grand opening ad posted.
This was for another Hippodrome theatre in Waco.
The Rivoli theatre opened November 26th, 1929, with “Women to Women”. Grand opening ad posted.
Posted an July 6th, 1913 ad for the Rex, formerly the Ideal theatre.
August 1st, 1915 opening ad posted.
2013 street view image posted.
The Elm placed its first ad on April 8th, 1947 and renamed Coronet on November 6th, 1952 and closed in 1954. 1952 ad posted.
This is the first Cinemark location with their new logo.
Opened November 29th, 1945.
Grand opening ad posted.
Interstate 25th Street theatre opening 29 Nov 1945, Thu The Waco Times-Herald (Waco, Texas) Newspapers.com
Opened on October 30th, 1938. Grand opening ad posted.
opening article:
closing? It’s up for sale at Loopnet. Screenshot posted.
More police trouble:
Closed February 11th, 1971.
Roxie Theatre closing 11 Feb 1971, Thu The Waco Times-Herald (Waco, Texas) Newspapers.com
Grand opening ad:
Renamed Joy on January 3rd, 1949
The Texas theatre opened on April 4th, 1941 with Mr. Deeds Goes to Town. It was renamed the Capri theatre on March 24th, 1963 with the Soviet version of Cinderella. Grand opening ads posted.
Grand opening ad posted with aerial drawing.
Last season: 1980 per newspaper listings.
“All that Jazz” and “Little Darlings” opened the Richland Mall Cinema Twin on March 21st, 1980. Grand opening ads posted.
The Diamond Point Cinemas became a Cinemark (old chain) theatre on May 1st, 1979. ad posted
Reopened as Cinema I & II on October 12th, 1977. Grand opening ad posted.
As of 2021 the Waco Hippodrome had live performances only.
The reason that it opened as a Plitt is that there was another theatre chain in the state called Cineplex.
1914 grand opening ad posted.
This was for another Hippodrome theatre in Waco.
The Rivoli theatre opened November 26th, 1929, with “Women to Women”. Grand opening ad posted.
Posted an July 6th, 1913 ad for the Rex, formerly the Ideal theatre.
August 1st, 1915 opening ad posted.
2013 street view image posted.
The Elm placed its first ad on April 8th, 1947 and renamed Coronet on November 6th, 1952 and closed in 1954. 1952 ad posted.
This is the first Cinemark location with their new logo.
Opened November 29th, 1945.
Grand opening ad posted.
Opened on October 30th, 1938. Grand opening ad posted.