Cinema De Paris

185 Rue Laval,
Hull, QC J8X 3J3

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Functions: Housing

Previous Names: Figaro Cinema

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Cinema De Paris

Opened on 5th April 1947 as the Figaro Cinema. On 28th March 1948 it was taken over by France-Film and was renamed Cinema de Paris which specialized in French films.

The Cinema De Paris went over to adult movies in April 1986 and closed on 4th May 1986.

Contributed by Chad Irish

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rivest266
rivest266 on October 6, 2013 at 8:41 am
  • April 5th, 1947 opened as Figaro with an English double bill. It was very popular on Sundays since the Ontario-side theatres were closed due to blue laws.
  • March 28, 1948 taken over by France-Film and renamed Cinéma de Paris and shown French movies.
  • April 1986 switched to adult movies
  • May 4th, 1986 closed
rivest266
rivest266 on November 20, 2020 at 4:10 pm

Grand opening ads from the Citizen and Le Droit posted.

ScreenClassic
ScreenClassic on October 24, 2022 at 7:06 pm

The Cinema de Paris building is still standing per current Google street views, but as it is situated in a residential neighborhood anyway, it has long since been renovated for residential use since its closure - but a clue of its former use as a movie theatre is still evident on the front of the building (whose second-floor balcony was converted from the theatre marquee that had been there for decades).

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