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Arlington Theater

Arlington Heights, IL
53 S. Evergreen Avenue
, Arlington Heights, IL 60005 United States
(map)
847.483.0123
Status: Open
Screens: Multiplex (6 Screen)
Style: Unknown
Function: Movies (First Run)
Seats: 1540
Chain: Unknown
Architect: Unknown
Firm: Unknown
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Although this theatre is briefly mentioned on the page for the former 1940s-era Arlington Theatre (demolished in 1986), which was at 115 N. Evergreen Road, the present theatre bears no relation to the previous one.

The present day Arlington Theatre was built in 1999. It was part of an effort to revitalize the downtown Arlington Heights area with new condos, restuarants, stores, and a live theatre, the Metropolis Performing Arts Center. The developer was Joseph Freed and Associates.

The Arlington features the Cinema Cafe, where patrons can have a sit-down snack, free internet access, children's birthday party packages, group admission packages, and dinner-and-a-movie packages which are offered Monday and Thursday in conjunction with local restaurants.

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The Arlington Theater (Official)
Contributed by PAUL FORTINI


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Some sources have listed this theatre as being part of the F&F Value chain, others have listed it as being independent
posted by PAUL FORTINI on Nov 1, 2006 at 4:48pm
Either way, while this theater is nice for it's relatively low costs, I think a matinee is only like 7 bucks, it's DEFINITELY showing it's age. I go here all the time, and on one date I actually fixed the stairway lighting just by kicking a piece back in place. Of course some of the next patrons to walk the steps re-broke it, but can't blame them really. Also, the TERRIBLE concession stand video, which seems straight out of the 80's, has SO much wear that it's almost unwatchable now. They briefly went to an underwater themed one, but that didn't last long and soon they were back at the "futuristic city" video. This place NEEDS some work done ASAP before it falls into disrepair and people stop attending it.

-Brian
posted by Brian K. on Apr 24, 2008 at 9:41am
American Classic Images shows this picture of this Arlington Theatre as Arlington Heights, IL. I see no reference to another theatre in Arlington Heights, IL either here or on Cinematour.

Any ideas?
posted by Scott D. Neff on Feb 24, 2010 at 2:49pm
Scott, the ACI photo must be of the original Arlington Theatre, which got a complete makeover in 1962, as described in the May 28 issue of Boxoffice that year. I'll link to the Boxoffice article on the first Arlington's page.

posted by Joe Vogel on Feb 25, 2010 at 4:26am
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