since Mid october, this theatre is now known as AMC Philadelphia Mills 14. The mall itself since late September has been known as Philadelphia Mills Mall
Theatres #2 to 6 are pure “Fork & Screen” Theatres, and Theatres #7 to 12 are a combination of “Fork & Screen” and “Cinema Suites” Theatres, with 3 of these theatres are the Cinema Suites. i don’t know which auditorium numbers.
My local theatre already has the wireless equipment for a few years now, and is sucessful. The IMAX Digital projectors does not support closed-captioning and audio description devices.
Fizz1, The Boxoffice article link that Tinseltoes provided for this theatre is from 1966, not the late 50’s. The Plaza opened in 1957. there is also a picture on this page of the opening ad from 1965.
The ALAN: The Bucks Mall Colonial Theatre/AMC Bucks Colonial Twin has been demolished when the Bucks County Mall itself was converted into Acme Sav-on.
Also, the original Planet Of The apes played here in 1968
The majority of the Eric Theatres did not have a marquee on the building, but instead had the streetside marquee that was on a signpost. This location, as well as the Eric MacDade Mall Theatre, the ERic Stratford Theatre, as well as the AMC 309 Cinema 9 Theatre, are good examples.
When this theatre became a 4-plex, Screens #3 & 4 were built behind the original building. The original building was split int a twin, and the other 2 screens were to the left of Screens #1 & 2.
since Mid october, this theatre is now known as AMC Philadelphia Mills 14. The mall itself since late September has been known as Philadelphia Mills Mall
Interstellar will be shown here starting Friday November 7 in 4k digital and 2k IMAX
5 screens are Fork & Screen, and the other 4 are Cinema Suites.
This theatre is now AMC Dine In Coral Ridge 10 Theatre, with 5 auditoriums as Fork & Screen, and the other 5 as Cinema Suites.
Theatres #2 to 6 are pure “Fork & Screen” Theatres, and Theatres #7 to 12 are a combination of “Fork & Screen” and “Cinema Suites” Theatres, with 3 of these theatres are the Cinema Suites. i don’t know which auditorium numbers.
This theatre is now a combo AMC Theatres/AMC Dine In Theatres
My local theatre already has the wireless equipment for a few years now, and is sucessful. The IMAX Digital projectors does not support closed-captioning and audio description devices.
Fizz1, The Boxoffice article link that Tinseltoes provided for this theatre is from 1966, not the late 50’s. The Plaza opened in 1957. there is also a picture on this page of the opening ad from 1965.
The ALAN: The Bucks Mall Colonial Theatre/AMC Bucks Colonial Twin has been demolished when the Bucks County Mall itself was converted into Acme Sav-on.
Also, the original Planet Of The apes played here in 1968
This picture is not the Stanley Theatre in Philadelphia, but that of the Stanley Theatre (Benedum Center for the Performing Arts) in Pittsburgh, PA
This location’s building started out as a 1950’s Flat Roof Acme Markets, then became an AMC Theatres in 1990/1991
I have newspaper ads from 6/1/1991 and this theatre is still listed as “Eric 3 Fairless Hills”
According to Cinematour, this theatre opened 10/25/1991
I am not sure is will stay open when the Cinemark 12 at Christiana Mall opens
August 25 marks the 75th anniversary of the world premiere of “The Wizard Of Oz”,which played at the Boyd Theatre.
Today, most of the King Theatre site is now a parking lot next to the Marshalls (former Food Fair) location.
That newspaper ad is proof that this theatre was opened as a Sameric Theatre.
This theatre was in the 1970’s and early 1980’s part of the Budco Theatres chain
All great classic theatres in the Philadelphia area
The Cinemark website now has this theatre as “Cinemark 18 & XD”
The majority of the Eric Theatres did not have a marquee on the building, but instead had the streetside marquee that was on a signpost. This location, as well as the Eric MacDade Mall Theatre, the ERic Stratford Theatre, as well as the AMC 309 Cinema 9 Theatre, are good examples.
When this theatre became a 4-plex, Screens #3 & 4 were built behind the original building. The original building was split int a twin, and the other 2 screens were to the left of Screens #1 & 2.
IMAX 3D version of The Hobbit: The Desoliation of Smaug is playing at the Neshaminy 24, along with the Real D 3D version, and the 2D version.
I summitted a new page for the Regal Cinemas Moorestown Mall Stadium 12 & RPX Theatre
The Budco 309 Cinema was a Twin by the start of 1976. This location became a 3-plex in early to mid 1980.