Tri-County 1-5
11500 Princeton Pike,
Springdale,
OH
45246
11500 Princeton Pike,
Springdale,
OH
45246
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The Tri-County Theatre opened as a triple screen theatre, located near the Cassinelli Square shopping center in the Cincinnati suburb of Springdale. It was operated by Mid-State Theatres. In 1980, two more screens were added, and it became the Tri-County 1-5.
The nearby Princeton Cinemas 1 & 2 in the Princeton Shopping Mall were renamed Tri-County 6 & 7. Loews closed down the Tri-County 6-7 theater after New Year’s Eve showings of “Dracula” and “Toys” in 1993.
Loews later sold Tri-County 1-5 to National Amusements who later would closed them.
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These are actually two separate theatre buildings in separate shopping centers that, in their last decade of operation, were deceptively linked together as “one theatre” by then-operators Mid-States Theatres, maybe for the purpose of simplifying their location in the public mind.
Originally, the Tri-County Theatre at 11500 Princeton Pike was a three screen theatre near the Cassinelli Square shopping center, and the twin down the street at 11670 Princeton Pike was part of the Princeton Plaza shopping center and called the Princeton. In 1980, two additional screens were added to the Tri-County and it was rechristened the 1-5, while the Princeton’s name was changed to the Tri-County 6-7.
The 1-5 has been demolished. The 6-7 was gutted and a chain bookstore now occupies that space.
Wow no comments since 11/11/04!!!!!
Well no flicks since then either!
TRON and STAR TREK III had 70mm screenings here.
I think what Tisloews meant was it is a big city for such few comments.How about it Cincy did anyone ever have a story here.
I worked here from ‘94 – '99 so was there for the transfer from Loews/Sony to National Amusements. We all took a pay cut as a result of the transfer.