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The Lyric theatre opened on September 8th, 1912. Shared grand opening ad with the Lyric theatre in Newport posted. It reopened as the L. B Wilson theatre on October 12th, 1928 and renamed Madison on April 29th, 1942.
Madison Theatre reopening 28 Apr 1942, Tue The Kentucky Post (Covington, Kentucky) Newspapers.com
The Kentucky theatre opened as “The Theatre of Tomorrow” on July 1st, 1939. Grand opening ad posted.
Kentucky theatre opening 30 Jun 1939, Fri The Kentucky Post (Covington, Kentucky) Newspapers.com
Opened August 3rd, 1927. Hiland theatre opening 02 Aug 1927, Tue The Kentucky Post (Covington, Kentucky) Newspapers.com
Opened on January 31st, 1925.
article: Shirley Theatre opening 01 Feb 1925, Sun The Kentucky Post (Covington, Kentucky) Newspapers.com
Grand opening ad posted.
Opened November 11th, 1911. Ad posted.
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Temple Theatre opening 10 Nov 1911, Fri The Kentucky Post (Covington, Kentucky) Newspapers.com
The first ad appeared on June 20th, 1950, and closed in 1983.
Two screens on June 18th, 1979.
The first ads appeared in April 1930 and closed in 1954.
Another grand opening ad posted.
Article about that deer in 1944.
Deer run wild inside the Lansdale theatre. 02 Nov 1944, Thu North Penn Reporter (Lansdale, Pennsylvania) Newspapers.com
Grand opening ads posted.
Closed 1976
Six screens on February 13th, 1976. Ad posted.
Closed in 1974 and reopened as a twin cinema by Goodrich Quality theatres on December 17th, 1976. Grand opening ad posted.
Uploaded an street view of the cinema as its first ad.
Reopened in 1960, taken over by adult movie operators on March 30th, 1973 and closed later in 1973.
Opened on July 24th, 1974 with 3 screens. Grand opening ad posted.
Reopened as a poorly-split twin cinema according to Chuck Van Bibber on November 27th, 1974. Ad posted
The 2nd screen opened on March 30th, 1973, showing adult movies opening with “Deep Throat”, a move over from the Cina-Mini. Ad posted.
The Lyric theatre opened on September 8th, 1912. Shared grand opening ad with the Lyric theatre in Newport posted. It reopened as the L. B Wilson theatre on October 12th, 1928 and renamed Madison on April 29th, 1942.
The Kentucky theatre opened as “The Theatre of Tomorrow” on July 1st, 1939. Grand opening ad posted.
Opened August 3rd, 1927.
Hiland theatre opening 02 Aug 1927, Tue The Kentucky Post (Covington, Kentucky) Newspapers.com
Opened on January 31st, 1925.
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Shirley Theatre opening 01 Feb 1925, Sun The Kentucky Post (Covington, Kentucky) Newspapers.com
Grand opening ad posted.
Opened November 11th, 1911. Ad posted.
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The first ad appeared on June 20th, 1950, and closed in 1983.
Two screens on June 18th, 1979.
The first ads appeared in April 1930 and closed in 1954.
Another grand opening ad posted.
Article about that deer in 1944.
Grand opening ad posted.
Grand opening ad posted.
Grand opening ads posted.
Grand opening ad posted.
Grand opening ad posted.
Grand opening ads posted.
Closed 1976
Six screens on February 13th, 1976. Ad posted.
Closed in 1974 and reopened as a twin cinema by Goodrich Quality theatres on December 17th, 1976. Grand opening ad posted.
Uploaded an street view of the cinema as its first ad.
Reopened in 1960, taken over by adult movie operators on March 30th, 1973 and closed later in 1973.
Opened on July 24th, 1974 with 3 screens. Grand opening ad posted.
Reopened as a poorly-split twin cinema according to Chuck Van Bibber on November 27th, 1974. Ad posted
The 2nd screen opened on March 30th, 1973, showing adult movies opening with “Deep Throat”, a move over from the Cina-Mini. Ad posted.