Still operational in 1983, judging by that year’s aerial view with its screen and glory. The traces also appeared to be in excellent condition at the time. It was already wiped by the early-1990s to make way for the Dart Container Corporation structure.
Exactly two weeks right after the Roxy Theatre opened by the Roxy Circuit, the Fox Circuit chain purchased the then-new Roxy for $15,000,000, though the Roxy management remained intact but under the supervision of Fox.
Still operational in 1983, judging by that year’s aerial view with its screen and glory. The traces also appeared to be in excellent condition at the time. It was already wiped by the early-1990s to make way for the Dart Container Corporation structure.
Taken over by Famous Players on March 8, 1970.
Taken over by Famous Players on March 8, 1970.
Taken over by Famous Players on March 8, 1970.
Taken over by Famous Players on March 8, 1970.
Taken over by Famous Players on March 8, 1970.
Originally operated by 20th Century Theatres, later operated by N. A. Taylor and Associates, and taken over by Famous Players in July 1969.
Purchased by Loew’s Inc. in June 1925.
Taken over by Loew’s Inc. in February 1924.
Opened as the Galleria 4 on May 23, 1986, and two more screens were added in September 1987, becoming the Galleria 6.
Once operated by Nevada County Theatres Inc.
Once operated by Nevada County Theatres Inc.
Once operated by Favorite Theaters.
Taken over by North Carolina Theatres on June 7, 1937.
Taken over by North Carolina Theatres on June 7, 1937.
Correction: General Cinema took the theater over on May 13, 1966, not February 22, 1985. This lasted until October 31, 1987.
Taken over by Fox Midwesco Theatres in August 1928.
Taken over by Fox Midwesco Theatres on January 1, 1929.
Taken over by Fox Midwesco Theatres on January 1, 1929.
Taken over by Fox Midwesco Theatres in December 1928.
Taken over by Fox Midwesco Theatres in December 1928.
Taken over by Fox Midwesco Theatres in August 1928.
Taken over by Fox Midwesco Theatres (not Fox West Coast) in August 1928.
Purchased by the Orpheum Circuit for $1,500,000 in November 1924.
Exactly two weeks right after the Roxy Theatre opened by the Roxy Circuit, the Fox Circuit chain purchased the then-new Roxy for $15,000,000, though the Roxy management remained intact but under the supervision of Fox.