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Grand opening ads and pictures posted.
Sparks Cinema 8 opening Sep 4, 1981 Reno Gazette-Journal (Reno, Nevada) Newspapers.com
The Chief closed at the end of September 1952.
First ad placed on February 9th, 1907 and closed in 1908.
Article on interest: Shreve City Cinema opening Apr 6, 1966 The Times (Shreveport, Louisiana) Newspapers.com
Grand opening ad posted. Closed in 1983. Article:
Apr 25, 1984 The Shreveport Journal (Shreveport, Louisiana) Newspapers.com
Opened on October 23rd, 1906 and closed in 1954. Grand opening ad posted.
Opened or placed its first ad on February 27th, 1907 and closed later in the year.
No mention in any Shreveport newspapers for this theatre.
First mentioned in the newspapers on December 14th, 1900.
The Dreamland theatre opened on July 2nd, 1910 and ads for it disappeared in September 1916.
Closed February 4th, 1982 according to its last ad in the newspaper. Search result page posted.
This was at 202 Texas street.
Closed by April 1915.
The Crystal theatre opened on March 7th, 1914. Crystal theatre opening Mar 6, 1914 The Shreveport Journal (Shreveport, Louisiana) Newspapers.com
Placed its first ad on August 21st, 1907 and appeared to close in 1910. It was at 220 Texas Street.
There’s no mention of a “Caddo theatre” in the Shreveport newspaper archives, however there was an Caddo theatre in nearby Oil City in the 1930’s.
Appears to be opened in May, 1908. Article posted.
The first location closed at the end of the 1972 seasons as the MTQ needed it for the interchange of A-40 & A-55. It was operated by Adolfo Papalia (Cine Enterprise) and the 1978 location opened by Cinevic.
2nd location opened on May 5th, 1978
Ciné-Parc Trois Rivières (II) opening May 5, 1978 Le Nouvelliste (Trois-Rivieres, Quebec, Canada) Newspapers.com
This became Cinema Ebony on August 10th, 1974. Grand opening ad posted. The Ebony placed its last ad in 1976.
grand opening ad
Prien Lake Mall cinema opening Article from Oct 12, 1978 American Press (Lake Charles, Louisiana)
Prien Lake Mall cinema opening
Grand opening ad posted.
Closed May 13th, 1967. Ad already posted.
Closed as a full-time theatre on September 15th, 1956. Search page posted.
The Surf Twin Drive-In theatre opened as “Truly … The Pride of Lake Charles” on April 28th, 1953. Grand opening ad posted.
Grand opening ads and pictures posted.
The Chief closed at the end of September 1952.
First ad placed on February 9th, 1907 and closed in 1908.
Article on interest:
Shreve City Cinema opening Apr 6, 1966 The Times (Shreveport, Louisiana) Newspapers.com
Grand opening ad posted. Closed in 1983. Article:
Opened on October 23rd, 1906 and closed in 1954. Grand opening ad posted.
Opened or placed its first ad on February 27th, 1907 and closed later in the year.
No mention in any Shreveport newspapers for this theatre.
First mentioned in the newspapers on December 14th, 1900.
The Dreamland theatre opened on July 2nd, 1910 and ads for it disappeared in September 1916.
Closed February 4th, 1982 according to its last ad in the newspaper. Search result page posted.
This was at 202 Texas street.
Closed by April 1915.
The Crystal theatre opened on March 7th, 1914.
Crystal theatre opening Mar 6, 1914 The Shreveport Journal (Shreveport, Louisiana) Newspapers.com
Placed its first ad on August 21st, 1907 and appeared to close in 1910. It was at 220 Texas Street.
There’s no mention of a “Caddo theatre” in the Shreveport newspaper archives, however there was an Caddo theatre in nearby Oil City in the 1930’s.
Appears to be opened in May, 1908. Article posted.
The first location closed at the end of the 1972 seasons as the MTQ needed it for the interchange of A-40 & A-55. It was operated by Adolfo Papalia (Cine Enterprise) and the 1978 location opened by Cinevic.
2nd location opened on May 5th, 1978
This became Cinema Ebony on August 10th, 1974. Grand opening ad posted. The Ebony placed its last ad in 1976.
grand opening ad
Grand opening ad posted.
Closed May 13th, 1967. Ad already posted.
Closed as a full-time theatre on September 15th, 1956. Search page posted.
The Surf Twin Drive-In theatre opened as “Truly … The Pride of Lake Charles” on April 28th, 1953. Grand opening ad posted.