Arnold 14 Cine
1912 Richardson Road,
Arnold,
MO
63010
1912 Richardson Road,
Arnold,
MO
63010
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The Arnold 14 Cine was the first theatre to ever be built in the Arnold area. With the fast migration of families from the city to the county and the large development of new subdivions in the Arnold area, the area was prime for a new theatre. The Arnold Cine' opened in 1999 and was built in a fashion that more auditoriums can be added at a later date.
A large lobby with a game room off to the side and a central concessions with six stations, the theatre was a fast hit with the residents of the area. The auditoriums are stadium seated, with screen curtains that open and close at the beginning and ending of each feature.
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Charles Van Bibber
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The Architect for this project was Rataj Krueger Architects Inc.
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There are actually eight concession stations, but only six are in regular use.
All auditoria have stadium seating.
The draperies in the theaters do not open and close completely, but are adjusted to properly frame the picture.
This isn’t the sharpest photo but it is a photo of the Arnold 14 Cine.
I’ve noticed that the concession on the right side of the theater has been dismantled and discontinued. I guess this place isn’t drawing the crowds like it used to.
The draperies do not open and close when a picture starts or completes. I don’t know where this came from, perhaps it was an idea when the theater was built?
This theater opened in Spring 1999. This opening brought about the beginning of the end for Wehrenberg’s own Keller 8 Cine about 10-12 miles north in South St. Louis County. The Jefferson County residents finally had their own theater to attend which dropped Keller’s numbers as Keller was always the next closest theater.
Here is the website for this theater.
For sale on LoopNet.
Why is this for sale?
I’ve gotta hand it to Charles Van Bibber, you’re incorrect yet again. ALL theaters have stadium seating. This opened in March 1999. I always liked seeing movies here, is it still as crowded and popular as it was?