It is the Eric Lawrenceville Theatre. It is an exact replica of the Eric Concordville Theatre, with a few difference, including the entrance is the reverse of the Concordville. The small marque under the “ERiC” sign looks like was added after the theatre was twinned.
It’s not just Regal that cut the employee hours, it every single business and most state governments in the USA, including Walmart and the Virginia State Government, that cut the hours
One of the previous links shows this theatre was part of the Doylestown, PA based Budco Theatres chain, which was later acquired in 1984 by AMC Theatres. Was this a Budco Theatre?
The sister theatres to the William Goldman’s North Side Theatre (all in Philadelphia) were:
Goldman’s Andorra (AKA AMC Andorra 8)
Goldman’s Goldman (AKA Budco Goldman Twin)
Goldman’s Midtown (AKA AMC Midtown twin/Prince Music Theatre)
Goldman’s Orleans {AKA AMC Orleans 8)
Goldman’s Randolph (Opened as B. F. Keith’s Theatre)
Goldman’s Regency (AKA Budco Regency Twin)
This theatre was actually built by Loews Cineplex. This theatre has the same building design as the Loews Alderwood Mall 16, in Lynnwood, WA, as well as the AMC Rockaway 16 (Rockaway, NJ), AMC Aviation 12 (linden, NJ), and AMc Westgate 20 (Glendale, AZ)
The AMC Marlton 8 is currently being renovated, with new comfortable reclining seats, and Coca Cola’s Freestyle soda system, which has 100+ choices of Coca Cola products.
The Boxoffice Magazine has a mini artice in the 4/6/1964 magazine about having a US District aproving Stanley Warner’s petition to built the Plaza Theatre.
The Budco 309 Cinema was a Twin by the start of 1976. This location became a 3-plex in early to mid 1980.
The Regal Moorestown Mall Stadium 12 & RPX officially opens December 12
This photo would have to be in the 1980’s. The steet sign says “RKO Century Theatres”
When this became the Eric Concordville 4, they put up new signs and a marque on the building.
This booklet shows that the Ardmore was part of The Stanley Company of America, before that company was acquired by Warner Brothers
What I’ve heard is the shopping center opened in the late 1960’s with Two Guys Department Store, Rickel Home Center, and Shop Rite Supermarket.
It is the Eric Lawrenceville Theatre. It is an exact replica of the Eric Concordville Theatre, with a few difference, including the entrance is the reverse of the Concordville. The small marque under the “ERiC” sign looks like was added after the theatre was twinned.
Mikeoaklandpark, the Sameric chain also didn’t twin the Wynnewood, Mark I, and Eric’s Place Theatres.
I would assume it is correct. AFAIK, The King Theatre/King Twin was the only Eric Theatre that did not have the “Eric” name on the theatre itself.
It could be either AMC (Who’s closest theatre is in Cherry Hill), or Regal (Who has one being built in Moorestown, and a 2nd in Burlington)
I like how the Ardmore Theatre has it’s final marquee in this pic, with the “Ardmore” signage before it was replaced by the “ERIC” signage.
This theatre opened a good 17 months after AMc acquired Loews
This theatre was under construction when AMC and Loews Cineplex merged, and opened a good 17 months later.
It’s not just Regal that cut the employee hours, it every single business and most state governments in the USA, including Walmart and the Virginia State Government, that cut the hours
This theatre opened sometime in 1982
I don’t have the exact date of its closing.
The AMC Deptford Malll 6 Theatre should be listed now as “Closed”
This theatre is now listed on Regal’s website as Regal Dickson City Stadium 14 & IMAX Theatre.
Don’t know about the shopping center, but this theatreopened before May 1999, when Star Wars Episode I opened here.
One of the previous links shows this theatre was part of the Doylestown, PA based Budco Theatres chain, which was later acquired in 1984 by AMC Theatres. Was this a Budco Theatre?
The sister theatres to the William Goldman’s North Side Theatre (all in Philadelphia) were: Goldman’s Andorra (AKA AMC Andorra 8) Goldman’s Goldman (AKA Budco Goldman Twin) Goldman’s Midtown (AKA AMC Midtown twin/Prince Music Theatre) Goldman’s Orleans {AKA AMC Orleans 8) Goldman’s Randolph (Opened as B. F. Keith’s Theatre) Goldman’s Regency (AKA Budco Regency Twin)
This theatre was actually built by Loews Cineplex. This theatre has the same building design as the Loews Alderwood Mall 16, in Lynnwood, WA, as well as the AMC Rockaway 16 (Rockaway, NJ), AMC Aviation 12 (linden, NJ), and AMc Westgate 20 (Glendale, AZ)
The AMC Marlton 8 is currently being renovated, with new comfortable reclining seats, and Coca Cola’s Freestyle soda system, which has 100+ choices of Coca Cola products.
The “Wine And Spirits” shop is where the entrance to the Forum/Ellis theatre was located.
The Boxoffice Magazine has a mini artice in the 4/6/1964 magazine about having a US District aproving Stanley Warner’s petition to built the Plaza Theatre.
http://www.boxoffice.com/the_vault/issue_page?issue_id=1964-4-6&page_no=6#page_start