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Closed in 1990 after Neighborhood was not interested in taking this theatre over from Cineplex Odeon
Two screens on April 17th, 1984.
Closed September 2nd, 1985.
Barracks Road Theatre closing 12 Aug 1985, Mon The Daily Progress (Charlottesville, Virginia) Newspapers.com
Article of interest: Seminole Square Cinemas opening 19 Jun 1983, Sun The Daily Progress (Charlottesville, Virginia) Newspapers.com
Opened August 19th, 1983. Grand opening ad posted.
Third screen opened on June 4th, 1982 by subdividing the largest cinema.
Correction : April 21st, 1978.
Reopened as the Movie Palace on April 21st, 1974.
Movie Palace opening 03 Apr 1978, Mon The Daily Progress (Charlottesville, Virginia) Newspapers.com
Opened February 15th, 1976. Grand opening ad posted.
Reopened October 1st, 1969 as Cinema. Ad posted.
Closed as the Cinema on April 22nd, 1974. Cinema closing 07 Apr 1976, Wed The Daily Progress (Charlottesville, Virginia) Newspapers.com
The Greenbriar I & II Twin Cinemas opened on June 7th, 1974. Grand opening ad posted.
Opened by ABC theatres on September 20th, 1974 and held its official opening on October 13th, 1974.
Terrace 1 & 2 official opening 13 Oct 1974, Sun The Daily Progress (Charlottesville, Virginia) Newspapers.com
Grand opening ad posted.
October 28th, 1917 grand opening ad posted.
First ad posted.
Got into trouble with the law at the tail end of 1970.
Adult theatre raids 31 Dec 1970, Thu The Waco Times-Herald (Waco, Texas) Newspapers.com
Grand opening or first ad posted.
Taken over by Neighborhood Theatre group on July 27th, 1966. Neighborhood Barracks Road theatre reopening 27 Jul 1966, Wed The Daily Progress (Charlottesville, Virginia) Newspapers.com
Ads for this theatre appeared from March 17th, 1951 and closed or placed its last ad in 1958.
Topographic map and Grand Opening ad posted.
Oaklawn Drive-In opening 16 Mar 1951, Fri The Waco Times-Herald (Waco, Texas) Newspapers.com
Closed or placed its last listings in 1962. It has been recently taken over by the Just as I am ministries to be used as an “Musical & Theatrical Arts Center for Youth”
Closed in 1990 after Neighborhood was not interested in taking this theatre over from Cineplex Odeon
Two screens on April 17th, 1984.
Closed September 2nd, 1985.
Article of interest:
Seminole Square Cinemas opening 19 Jun 1983, Sun The Daily Progress (Charlottesville, Virginia) Newspapers.com
Opened August 19th, 1983. Grand opening ad posted.
Third screen opened on June 4th, 1982 by subdividing the largest cinema.
Correction : April 21st, 1978.
Reopened as the Movie Palace on April 21st, 1974.
Opened February 15th, 1976. Grand opening ad posted.
Reopened October 1st, 1969 as Cinema. Ad posted.
Closed as the Cinema on April 22nd, 1974.
Cinema closing 07 Apr 1976, Wed The Daily Progress (Charlottesville, Virginia) Newspapers.com
The Greenbriar I & II Twin Cinemas opened on June 7th, 1974. Grand opening ad posted.
Opened by ABC theatres on September 20th, 1974 and held its official opening on October 13th, 1974.
Grand opening ad posted.
October 28th, 1917 grand opening ad posted.
Grand opening ad posted.
First ad posted.
Grand opening ad posted.
Got into trouble with the law at the tail end of 1970.
Grand opening or first ad posted.
Taken over by Neighborhood Theatre group on July 27th, 1966.
Neighborhood Barracks Road theatre reopening 27 Jul 1966, Wed The Daily Progress (Charlottesville, Virginia) Newspapers.com
Grand opening ad posted.
Ads for this theatre appeared from March 17th, 1951 and closed or placed its last ad in 1958.
Topographic map and Grand Opening ad posted.
Closed or placed its last listings in 1962. It has been recently taken over by the Just as I am ministries to be used as an “Musical & Theatrical Arts Center for Youth”