Asheville West Twin Theatre
201 Barber Boulevard,
Asheville,
NC
28806
201 Barber Boulevard,
Asheville,
NC
28806
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thanks Arx,please add more Asheville stories.
er—that’s “look to the right” – not left.
This theater was in a shopping center that is still in existence. There is an Ingles grocery store and an “Asiana Grand Buffet” across the parking lot. As you drive into the shopping center and look to the left, you can see where the theater was due to the raised roof in the back to accommodate the screens and projection booths. For some reason I think I remember seeing either “The Empire Strikes Back” or “Return of the Jedi” there.
Movies that played at the Asheville West
Harper Valley P.T.A. {picked it up from Merrimon Twin after a long run}
If ever I see you Again
Grease {Asheville First run]
Bad News Bears Go To Japan {Tony Curtis,stars}
Crossed Swords
PLEASE CHANGE ADDRESS TO:
201 BARBER BOULEVARD.
Shopping Center address gave two locations.
Open 1980-1995?
Owners:
1980 Irvin-Fuller Theaters?
1985-1995 Carolina Cinemas Corp (Roth Theaters)?
“got info?”
March 5 1978 and Mel Brooks hits town with “HIGH ANXIETY” rated PG.
Asheville West Twin Theatre picks up “STAR WARS” from the Merrimon Twin Theatre going on its 23rd Week! The other Theatre was playing “KENTUCKY FRIED MOVIE” rated R.
May 23. 1982 Another in the list of B-pictures opens at the Asheville west Twin theatre, “FIGHTING BACK” a cheap Death Wish rip -off.Also on the other Screen was “THE ROAD WARRIOR”
Don’t have any. I just submitted the Plitt MAll 1 and 2 theatres in Asheville on CT.Have a few Drive-ins also to do if no one else in Asheville will do them.
Any photos?
August 7 1977 sees ASHEVILLE WEST playing Gergory Peck in a pretty good military movie,not quite up to par with PATTON,but Peck’s MacARTHUR is playing at the Asheville West. On the other screen for some reason,“ONE ON ONE” which is also playing at the other Irwin-Fuller Theatre the Merrimon 1 and 2 Theatres.Asheville,must be a heck of a basketball city!
I have a cousin in Hendersonville that ran theatres in both cities.
Thanks Mike. I live in Asheville and didn’t know all these theaters existed.