Cinema 90 6
2380 Highway 90 W,
Lake City,
FL
32055
2380 Highway 90 W,
Lake City,
FL
32055
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Regal Entertainment Group (Official)
Additional Info
Operated by: Regal Entertainment Group
Previously operated by: Litchfield Theatres, United Artists Theater Circuit Inc.
Functions: Movies (First Run)
Previous Names: Cinema 90
Phone Numbers:
Box Office:
386.752.8583
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MCM Theatres opened the twin-screen Cinema 90 on June 3, 1977 with Evel Knievel in “Viva Knievel” & Barbra Streisand in “A Star is Born”. It became the Cinema 90 6 in 1990 with seating listed at 1,490. The 90 is for HWY where the theatre is located and the six is for the number of screens. The theatre was operated by United Artists and in 2002 came under the Regal banner.
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Recent comments (view all 7 comments)
Apparently this theater was opened by United Artists.
Notice how the neither the building nor the marquee make any mention of the name of the theater or the operator.
April 2010
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A rather awkward name for a theater though; one would think that, at a minimum, something simple such as Highway 90 Cinemas would be less clumsy.
Before UA’s bankruptcy and merger into the Regal chain, the chain, unlike many others, did not always use United Artists or UA to identify its theaters either in directory ads or as a part of a theater’s signage, though the name would appear on door decals, the pre-show filmed segments, etc. A significant number of theaters that the UA circuit opened in the 1970s were simply known as “The Movies at ______”
This was built as a twin in the late 1970’s by MCM Theatres of Leesburg,FL. Four cinemas in the early 1980’s.
This theatre was built in the spring of 1977 by who was martin & davis but then a man named cumba married one of martins daughters to become MCM Theatres Inc. In 1987 a man named McKisset bought it to be Litchfield.McKisset died in his plane crash and it was bought by regal.
Its actually once operated by the United Artists Theater Circuit Inc., not United Theatres.
The Cinema 90 opened its doors by MCM Theatres as a twin on June 3, 1977 with Evel Knievel in “Viva Knievel” in Screen 1 and Barbra Streisand in “A Star Is Born” in Screen 2. It had an original capacity of 518 seats (with 350 seats in Screen 1 and 168 seats in Screen 2), and was first managed by Sheldon Masce.
The theater expanded to four screens in Spring 1983 (alongside a 19x12ft game room) followed by another two more screens in Spring 1985 bringing a total to six screens. Litchfield Theatres operated the Cinema 90 until United Artists took over in June 1987.
It became the Cinema 90 6 in Spring 1985, not 1990.