Victory Theatre
Cedar Street,
Timmins,
ON
P4N
Cedar Street,
Timmins,
ON
P4N
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Victory Theatre in Timmins, Ontario opened in 1949, twinned in 1980, and closed about 1991.
Famous Players owned the Victory Theatre, which originally had 1,127 seats. Seating 1980-1990: Cinema 1 – 586 seats, Cinema 2 – 367 seats, with a total of 953 seats.
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The Victory Theatre certainly stuck around later than 1991, as I remember seeing “Batman Returns” twice throughout its opening weekend in June of 1992. I can’t remember seeing anything else there throughout that summer, but I remember seeing “Unforgiven” and “Rapid Fire” on the bill in late August. All of my film-going memories after that take place at the neighboring Cinema Six, so it may have closed sometime in the fall of 1992.
This building was used as a nightclub called “The Attic”. This is a brief 2007 story about a fire that occurred there. Location is Cedar Street.
The Attic was one of the side clubs. The main chunk of the former cinema became a club called “Amigos,” which was a sad, sad affair. I only went in there once, because I didn’t want to pollute my memories of the place I’d cherished so much as a kid.
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