Coram Theatre
264 Middle Country Road,
Coram,
NY
11727
264 Middle Country Road,
Coram,
NY
11727
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This neighborhood house originally showed double features, but in the 1970’s went XXX. It closed sometime in the 1980’s.
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the jerry lewis cinema became a XXX theater and is now a firestone tire, and it is in the home depot shopping center, which was 0nce Grants,then two guys, then caldor. then they tore down caldor and pathmark and built home depot.
I had no idea there was a “TWO GUYS” on Long Island? Are you certain about that?
two guys is a local applience company on li …not the old two guys stores from the 70s…
Maybe he meant “Two Guys Appliance”. Its like a PC Richards store. I know there is still a Two Guys Appliance in Lake Grove.
sorry i read that wrong …back in the day many of the grants stores became two guys!
This is the address for the Firestone store:
264 Middle Country Rd
Coram, NY 11727
Maybe we can use that address for this theater or just use Middle Country Road.
Perhaps this listing should be updated to say “264 Middle COuntry Rd”, or at least Middle Country Rd.
There was also a Two Guys in Patchogue in the old Granada Theatre. There they didn’t even bother to level the pitch.
This theatre opened as the Pine Cinema in 1974. I know because I did the projection installation. The only two Hollywood pictures that it ever ran and made money was “The Sting” and “Chinatown”. After that UA blocked everything else so the owner was forced to run XXX, however, he was arrested and jailed for 6 months and lost the theatre. It was taken over and ran by someone else for a while and then I lost track of what happened. Another theatre that doesn’t even have a picture to remember it by.
Techman, the Pine Cinema, laterly Movieland, was and is in the Pine Shopping Center. The Coram theatre was located elsewhere per all of the comments above. The Coram Drive In, subsequently the UA at Coram Multiplex was something else again.