It opened as Eastland Cinemas 3-6 on December 9th, 1985 and taken over by Goodrich Quality theatres on October 12th, 1989, and renamed Eastland Quad. It was renamed Hampton 6 in November 1990 and screens 5 & 6 opened on December 19th, 1990. Ads posted.
4 more screens opened on December 6th, 1985 and the older two screens closed on October 12th, 1989 and the other 4 screens were renamed Eastland Quad as Goodrich theatres takes it over. Ads posted.
Opened on May 13th, 1992. Grand opening ad posted.
The Bay City 6 opened on October 16th, 1991 with free movies. Grand opening ad posted.
It opened as Eastland Cinemas 3-6 on December 9th, 1985 and taken over by Goodrich Quality theatres on October 12th, 1989, and renamed Eastland Quad. It was renamed Hampton 6 in November 1990 and screens 5 & 6 opened on December 19th, 1990. Ads posted.
4 more screens opened on December 6th, 1985 and the older two screens closed on October 12th, 1989 and the other 4 screens were renamed Eastland Quad as Goodrich theatres takes it over. Ads posted.
Last season: 1987.
Closed in 1986. Adult policy started in 1982.
2nd screen opened on June 4th, 1982. Another ad posted.
10 screens on October 19th, 1984.
8 screens on July 13th, 1979
Opened December 26th, 1975. Grand opening ad posted.
Opened July 7th, 1971. Grand opening ad posted.
Opened or placed it first ad on August 17th, 1903 and closed in 1963.
The Studio M opened on September 15th, 1968. Grand opening ad posted.
Reopened October 18th as State. Anothre ad posted.
opened on June 27th, 1950. Grand opening ad posted.
Opened October 21st, 1948. Ad posted.
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Opened on July 30th, 1948. Grand opening ad posed.
Correction: July 30th, 1948
Opened on July 10th, 1948. Grand opening ad posted.
Reopened as Royal on October 17th, 1947. Grand opening ad posted.
Closed in 1930 and reopened as Tivoli on June 6th, 1933 and reopened as Pines on November 5th, 1947.
Closed or stopped placing ads in 1930. It reopened as the Roxy theatre on February 15th, 1942. Another ad posted.
Reopened by Butterfield theatres as the Westown on June 11th, 1938. Ad posted.
Opened December 24th, 1936. Grand opening ad posted.