This closed in 1969 and reopened as the Denmark adult cinema on September 10th, 1970 and closed or halted its ads in the Cleveland Press on September 23rd, 1976. Another grand opening ad posted.
This reopened as the Adult Cinema and Bookstore on November 13th, 1969 and closed on May 6th, 1972. It reopened as the Love Centre Cinema on March 2nd, 1973 and closed or placed its last ad on October 3rd, 1975. Additional ads posted.
Broumas theatre had planned to build this in 1964, but it never built. May 17th, 1964 article in the photo section and extracted by AI below:
“Due at Meyers Lake Plaza
Shopping Center Theater Planned
The 52-theater Broumas Theatres, Inc., of Silver Spring, Md., announced a 900-seat motion picture theater will be built for the firm at the Meyers Lake Plaza Shopping Center.
The theater will be built by Stephen C. Baytos & Associates of Youngstown on an eight-acre tract north of the Family Fair discount department store.
MR. BAYTOS built the shopping center and the 30th st NW Plaza Shopping Center. He also constructed other shopping centers in Ohio and other states.
Kenneth Gran, vice president-public relations for the Youngstown firm, said plans have been made to erect several retail shops on the same tract.
He said details of the additional retail outlets in the area would be disclosed later.
Limbert of Youngstown, vice president of Broumas, said ground for the theater will be broken within 30 days and the theater is expected to begin operating by Oct. 1.
THE BUILDING, 60x150-feet, will be of steel, glass and masonry construction.
Mr. Limbert said the theater will be equipped to “show everything from black and white motion pictures to Cinerama.”
The cost of the building and equipment will be approximately $350,000, he said.
The theater, which will be known as the Meyers Lake Theater, will be open seven days a week and show first run motion pictures, he said.
JOHN G. BROUMAS, president of the theater chain, said it was decided to build a theater here because of the big strides Canton has made in rehabilitation of its downtown area and other progressive steps.
Melvin Katz, who maintains the Midwest division office of Broumas in Youngstown, will supervise the new theater.
Broumas Theatres has four theaters in Youngstown and is building a fifth theater there. It also has theaters in New York, Pennsylvania, Maryland, Virginia and the District of Columbia.
Season Opens With Benefit At Showcase
Showcase Theater at Massillon will open its fifth season Wednesday, June 17, with all profits on the first night por-duction of “My Fair Lady” going to the Council for Retarded Children of Stark County.
The Council plans to extend its summer camp from one to two weeks with the proceeds, according to J. Charles Barnhart, Showcase producer-director.
A professional cast will be featured for the first time this season at the theater. Following “My Fair Lady,” the theater will present “Wildcat,” “West Side Story,” “Sound of Music,” “The Unsinkable Molly Brown” and “Gypsy.”
The theater plans to make the benefit performance an annual event.
Mayor and Mrs. Stanley A. Cmich will be guests of honor at the performance.
The theater is located at 5100 Revere rd NW, Massillon, south of Route 687 near High Mill Park."
Opened April 15th, 1912 (or week of).
first ad found on August 16th, 1915.
The Monarch theatre placed its first ad on November 23rd, 1913.
and reopened as the New Hippodrome on November 1983. Ad posted.
Appears to open on March 31st, 1913.
First ad placed on August 26th, 1915.
September 1st, 1949 ad:
Madison Theatre opening Sep 1, 1949 The Plain Dealer (Cleveland, Ohio) Newspapers.com
The first ad appeared on March 27th, 1915.
This opened as the Park theatre on October 25th, 1883 as “the only fire proof theatre in the country”. Grand opening ad posted.
This closed in 1969 and reopened as the Denmark adult cinema on September 10th, 1970 and closed or halted its ads in the Cleveland Press on September 23rd, 1976. Another grand opening ad posted.
Adult cinema history:
This reopened as the Adult Cinema and Bookstore on November 13th, 1969 and closed on May 6th, 1972. It reopened as the Love Centre Cinema on March 2nd, 1973 and closed or placed its last ad on October 3rd, 1975. Additional ads posted.
Opened January 22nd, 1921.
Loew’s Park theatre opening Jan 22, 1921 The Cleveland Press (Cleveland, Ohio) Newspapers.com
Opened on September 1st, 1919, ad posted.
Opened on December 4th, 1926. Grand opening ad posted.
A bit late, Newspapers.com has full coverage of the Plain Dealer and Press, I was using Genealogybank.com.
Reopened as Federal on June 2nd, 1936. Grand opening ads posted.
The 1,500-seat Broadway theatre opened on March 6th, 1925. Grand opening ad posted.
The Ambassador theatre opened on September 5th, 1926 with “The Lucky Devil”
The Almira theatre opened on October 22nd, 1927. Grand opening ad posted.
reopened on October 30th, 1931 as Schine’s Wooster theatre and closed in 1981. Ad posted.
This is to be reopened by B & B theatres. Webshot posted.
I notice Regal is in no hurry to change the theatre’s name judging by the recent street view images.
Broumas theatre had planned to build this in 1964, but it never built. May 17th, 1964 article in the photo section and extracted by AI below:
“Due at Meyers Lake Plaza
Shopping Center Theater Planned The 52-theater Broumas Theatres, Inc., of Silver Spring, Md., announced a 900-seat motion picture theater will be built for the firm at the Meyers Lake Plaza Shopping Center.
The theater will be built by Stephen C. Baytos & Associates of Youngstown on an eight-acre tract north of the Family Fair discount department store.
MR. BAYTOS built the shopping center and the 30th st NW Plaza Shopping Center. He also constructed other shopping centers in Ohio and other states.
He said details of the additional retail outlets in the area would be disclosed later.
THE BUILDING, 60x150-feet, will be of steel, glass and masonry construction.
Mr. Limbert said the theater will be equipped to “show everything from black and white motion pictures to Cinerama.”
The cost of the building and equipment will be approximately $350,000, he said.
The theater, which will be known as the Meyers Lake Theater, will be open seven days a week and show first run motion pictures, he said.
JOHN G. BROUMAS, president of the theater chain, said it was decided to build a theater here because of the big strides Canton has made in rehabilitation of its downtown area and other progressive steps.
Melvin Katz, who maintains the Midwest division office of Broumas in Youngstown, will supervise the new theater.
Broumas Theatres has four theaters in Youngstown and is building a fifth theater there. It also has theaters in New York, Pennsylvania, Maryland, Virginia and the District of Columbia.
Season Opens With Benefit At Showcase Showcase Theater at Massillon will open its fifth season Wednesday, June 17, with all profits on the first night por-duction of “My Fair Lady” going to the Council for Retarded Children of Stark County.
The Council plans to extend its summer camp from one to two weeks with the proceeds, according to J. Charles Barnhart, Showcase producer-director.
A professional cast will be featured for the first time this season at the theater. Following “My Fair Lady,” the theater will present “Wildcat,” “West Side Story,” “Sound of Music,” “The Unsinkable Molly Brown” and “Gypsy.”
The theater plans to make the benefit performance an annual event.
Mayor and Mrs. Stanley A. Cmich will be guests of honor at the performance.
The theater is located at 5100 Revere rd NW, Massillon, south of Route 687 near High Mill Park."
Also posted an infographic on the projection system.
Bexley theatre details from the Dispatch: