Tilton 9 Theatre
331 Tilton Road,
Northfield,
NJ
08225
331 Tilton Road,
Northfield,
NJ
08225
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Opened in 1965, the Tilton 9 is located in the Tilton Shopping Center on Tilton Road just 15 miles from Atlantic City. The theatre is a squared cinder block building with the front painted red and a small flat marquee over the entrance.
The auditoriums are comfortable and clean but small. No large screen auditorium. The theatre was awarded favorite theatre for 2004 by the Atlantic Press.
Contributed by
William Murray, Chuck Van Bibber
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Does anybody know if Charlie Tannembaum still owns this theater.
It’s on Franks Theaters website now -I wonder what this will mean as this theater split product with the Towne 16 – leading to several indie films to play in the area across 25 screens.
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Ahh…The Glory Days. No more. R.I.P.
Frank Theaters will be closing the Tilton 9 at the end of January, 2012 for major renovations and plans to reopen it in May:
http://www.pressofatlanticcity.com/communities/northfield_linwood_somers-point/tilton-movie-theater-to-close-at-end-of-month-for/article_d87187b2-359f-11e1-af1b-0019bb2963f4.html
Currently closed – – however they’ll be getting an IMAX screen (not sure if its a retrofit with stadium seating or a new addition…)
Just wondering – does anybody know what happened to Bill Murray – NO – NOT the actor, but the manager of the Tilton?? I’m guessing that when the Franks took over the theatre, Bill decided to go bye-bye…..
Hey, Bill Murray (me) moved to New York City five years ago and is on the other side of the camera now…I loved the Tilton, but, the time had come. 45 years was a good run for the original owners and many of them mine also…r.i.p.
BILL!!!!! It’s Jim Perry – I’m on Facebook, under the “nom de plummage” ya see here. Drop me a line there. GOOD TO SEE YA!
Cheers.
I have uploaded an aerial of the theatre showing its expansions in 1988 and 1998.