This opened as the King theatre on April 5th, 1948 and reopened as the Florida theatre on August 19th, 1948 and closed in 1959. Grand opening ads posted.
This theatre placed its first ad as the Grand theatre on November 7th, 1913, reopened as Palms on March 28th, 1914 and reopened as Lyric on December 31st, 1914. Ads stopped in 1918.
Grand opening ad posted.
This opened as the King theatre on April 5th, 1948 and reopened as the Florida theatre on August 19th, 1948 and closed in 1959. Grand opening ads posted.
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This became the Carver theatre on August 9th, 1950 and Community theatre on March 30th, 1951
This was This was built by the Barrett Family (White) for Afro-Americans in 1947.
Rebuilt reopened as Cobb’s Mall 6 on May 25th, 1988. Grand opening ad posted.
The first 3 screens opened on March 20th, 1981 Grand opening ad from the Florida Times Union posted.
2nd screen opened in January 1974 and the 3rd, screen opened on November 8th, 1974. It was closed and demolished in September 1978.
Last ad for this theatre appeared on April 27th, 1959
The Beach Drive-In theatre opened on March 9th, 1950 and closed in December 1959. Grand opening ad posted.
After some construction delays, the Matanzas theatre was opened by Spark’s on December 24th, 1938. Grand opening ad and AI enhanced photo posted.
This opened as the Genovar’s Opera House before 1900 and became the Orpheum theatre on June 8th, 1909.
The Parking Palace opened on August 23rd, 1935. Grand opening ad posted.
Reopened in 2025. https://www.strandtheater.org/
now open: https://www.parsonstheatre.com/
Infographic posted.
Grand opening ad:
General Cinema Imperial Mall opening Jun 30, 1972 The Ledger (Lakeland, Florida) Newspapers.com
This theatre placed its first ad as the Grand theatre on November 7th, 1913, reopened as Palms on March 28th, 1914 and reopened as Lyric on December 31st, 1914. Ads stopped in 1918.
Grand opening ad posted.
Google says that this theatre has closed.
Grand opening ad
Reopened by MCA Denver with live events with the odd movie in 2025. Known as MCA at the Holiday Theatre. https://mcadenver.org/events
Stopped showing movies in August. Theatre is rebuilding its marquee according to its Facebook page.
The Tara closed on January 28th, 1999 as everyone went to the new cinemas. Article posted.
the 4th screen opened in early 1978.