Mini Cinema
421 Oakland Avenue,
Rock Hill,
SC
29730
421 Oakland Avenue,
Rock Hill,
SC
29730
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The newest cinema to hit Rock Hill, South Carolina in quite awhile was the Mini-Cinema opened December 1970 with the Paul Newman movie"WUSA". It was located in the York Shopping Center and owned by the Mini-Cinema Corp.
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“VON RICHTHOFEN and BROWN” play here.Pretty good WWI flick.
August 10 1971 and “THE OMEGA MAN "opens with a warning,"MANAGEMENT DOES NOT RECOMMENED FOR CHILDREN”,I noticed a few Rock Hill Theatres would insert that in the ads.
Back in those days GP and PG pictures were not for kids unlike the loose way the PG rating is slapped around today.
This theatre was sold to the Rev. Summers on Oct. 10, 1988. The Cinema was converted to a church and is part of the Oakland Presbaterian Church today. The building is still standing.
Address
421 Oakland Ave.
Rock Hill, SC. 29730
Next time to Charlotte I might pull off I-77 and take a look.Thanks.
It was just called CINEMA, not Mini Cinema
The Cinema and the Mini Cinema were two different theatres. The picture above is the Cinema and the address is the Cinema. The Mini Cinema was in a shopping center on Cherry Road.