AMC Andorra 8 Theatre
9100 Ridge Avenue,
Philadelphia,
PA
19128
9100 Ridge Avenue,
Philadelphia,
PA
19128
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I lived in the apartment complex across the street from the Andora Shopping Center in the early 70’s, and we much enjoyed the theater, grocery store, steak house, etc. William Martin was the manager of the theater at the time……….does anyone know his whereabouts now? Best regards and thanks for the memories………Loren Martin, Big Cabin, OK
Timm, I watched my first movie there..it was “The Hunchback of Notre Dame” and I was 5 years old. Thanks for the memories :)
“January 5, 2003. It has since been demolished, and a health club was built on the site.”
why is status showing as closed?
Here is the link to the page in the 4/6/1964 Boxoffice Magazine about the Andorra Theatre:http://www.boxoffice.com/the_vault/issue_page?issue_id=1964-4-6&page_no=73#page_start
I was Mgr. of the single screen Andorra in 1973-74. “American Graffiti” – “The Sting” – “Earthquake” all played 6+ weeks.
I was manager of the Andorra (87-88) for AMC after the Budco purchase. It was an interesting time. Is anyone out there who also was there?
1988 photo of the Andora theatre.
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An architect’s rendering of the proposed Andorra Theatre was published with a brief article about the house in the April 6, 1964, issue of Boxoffice Magazine. It was slated for a summer opening that year. Architects were the firm of Supowitz & Demchick (David Supowitz, Israel Demchick.) In its original, single-screen configuration, there were 1000 seats.
does anyone know if theare are pictures anywhere of the long-gone William Goldman’s (Budco/AMC) Andorra 8 Theatre?
A brand new LA Fitness built from the groun up now sits on the former andora theatre rg
The address for the AMC Andora 8 Theatre was 9100 Ridge, Philadelphia, Pa.