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Home » Theater Guide » Location » United States » Connecticut » Stamford » Landmark 9
Also known as Cinema 1 & 2, Cinema 1,2,3

Landmark 9

Stamford, CT
5 Landmark Square
, Stamford, CT 06905 United States
(map)
203.324.3100
Status: Open
Screens: Multiplex (9 Screen)
Style: Unknown
Function: Movies (First Run)
Seats: 1600
Chain: Bow Tie Cinemas
Architect: Unknown
Firm: Unknown
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The Cinema 1 & 2 opened in the early 1970's in the Landmark Office Building, which later was attached to the Stamford Town Center Mall (next to Macy's). Each side sat around 280. By the 1980's, an adjacent former restaurant space was annexed to become Cinema 3, with about 100 seats.

In the late-1980's/early-1990's, the theater was expanded by splitting Cinema 2, and adding two more screens on that floor. On the ground floor below, former office space was converted into three auditoriums, bringing the total screen count to nine.

Crown Theatres perfomed an extensive renovation in 2005, adding new seats and wall coverings. Bow Tie Cinemas assumed operation of this facility on November 17, 2006.

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Bow Tie Cinemas (Official)
Contributed by Joe Masher

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Obviously Joe knows his stuff, but what the City Directory lists in names is quite wrong, but since it's historical record, here goes.

In 1978, listed as TransLux Cinemas 1 and 2, then TransLux Cinemas 3 in 1986 (then 1 and 2 in 1988-1993), and then in 1994/1995 changes to Crown Landmark Square.
posted by shoeshoe14 on Nov 21, 2007 at 9:58am
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