Skyway opened in 1945 and by 1980 it was closed down. From 1955 until 1964, Skyway went by the name of Country View Drive-In.
List of owners:
Dipson Circuit 1955-1969
Cinemette Corporation of America 1975-1980
List of Owners for this theater.
Locally Owned 1973-1980
Cinemette Corporation of America 1980-1988
Cinema World 1988-1994
Carmike Cinemas 1994-1995
It was then locally owned again until its closure in 2001
This theater actually has 2 screens and not 4. It opened in 1971 and closed in 1997. The theater actually went by the name Eastway I-II but was locally known as Cinema World to not be confused with the Eastway Plaza theater. It was owned originally by Cinemette Corporation of America from 1971-1988 when it was taken over by Cinema World from 1988-1994. Carmike Cinemas then owned the theater from 1994 until its closure in 1997.
List of Owners I found at the local library about this theater.
This theater used to go by the name Cinema World I, II, III, IV.
1950-1969 Dipson Circuit
1975-1988 Cinemette Corporation of America
1988-1994 Cinema World
1994-1998 Carmike Cinemas
The theater closed down in 2008 and was demolished in 2015.
This theater closed down in 2005 and was left abandoned until it was cut in half, the left side remains vacant and the right side opened as a Snap Fitness in 2012.
Village Cinemas was a 2 screen theater that opened sometime in 1980. It was owned by Cinemette Corporation of America from 1980-1988. It was then owned by Cinema World from 1994-1998 and the theaters named was changed to Cinema World II.
The theater opened in 1973 and closed down in 2001. The land was used as a Flea Market for a short time afterwards before the theater became abandoned for a few years. It was demolished by 2004 and the Tom Ridge Environmental Center finished construction and opened in 2006.
Skyway opened in 1945 and by 1980 it was closed down. From 1955 until 1964, Skyway went by the name of Country View Drive-In. List of owners: Dipson Circuit 1955-1969 Cinemette Corporation of America 1975-1980
List of Owners for this theater. Locally Owned 1973-1980 Cinemette Corporation of America 1980-1988 Cinema World 1988-1994 Carmike Cinemas 1994-1995 It was then locally owned again until its closure in 2001
The correct address is 2505 Peach Street.
This theater opened in 1945 and closed in 1961.
This theater actually has 2 screens and not 4. It opened in 1971 and closed in 1997. The theater actually went by the name Eastway I-II but was locally known as Cinema World to not be confused with the Eastway Plaza theater. It was owned originally by Cinemette Corporation of America from 1971-1988 when it was taken over by Cinema World from 1988-1994. Carmike Cinemas then owned the theater from 1994 until its closure in 1997.
List of Owners I found at the local library about this theater. This theater used to go by the name Cinema World I, II, III, IV. 1950-1969 Dipson Circuit 1975-1988 Cinemette Corporation of America 1988-1994 Cinema World 1994-1998 Carmike Cinemas The theater closed down in 2008 and was demolished in 2015.
This theater closed down in 2005 and was left abandoned until it was cut in half, the left side remains vacant and the right side opened as a Snap Fitness in 2012.
Village Cinemas was a 2 screen theater that opened sometime in 1980. It was owned by Cinemette Corporation of America from 1980-1988. It was then owned by Cinema World from 1994-1998 and the theaters named was changed to Cinema World II.
The theater opened in 1973 and closed down in 2001. The land was used as a Flea Market for a short time afterwards before the theater became abandoned for a few years. It was demolished by 2004 and the Tom Ridge Environmental Center finished construction and opened in 2006.