Redwood operated the theater until January 14, 1987, which I cannot confirm if United Artists immediately took it over afterward as newspapers began advertising the theater as a UA theater on February 26, 1987. It was closed on December 16, 1999.
This was later known as Loew’s Twin Open Air Drive-In, and finally Loew’s Drive-In for its final year of operation. This was because one of the two screens closed after the 1959 season. The other screen continued operating until after the 1960 season. It was last operated by Loew’s Inc.
It was announced today that Ford City Mall will close on June 22, 2026 because of many structural problems. I don’t know if the mall’s upcoming closure includes the AMC.
The Ohio Theatre opened its doors by H.H. Johnson on October 4, 1938 with the Marx Brothers in “Room Service” along with Disney’s Mickey Mouse in “Mickey’s Parrot”, a musical short on Vincent Lopez and his Orchestra called “Queens Of The Air”, and “March Of Time” Volume 5 Issue 2 (“The British Dilemma” and “U.S. Firefighters”).
The Ohio Theatre was later renamed Ohio Twin Theatre when it was twinned in 1978. The Ohio Twin Theatre closed as a first-run movie theater on September 7, 1993 with “Hocus Pocus” in Screen 1 and “Surf Ninjas” in Screen 2.
It reopened as a second-run house (mostly family-oriented) in October 1996 as a “held over” house, which run movies after first airing it as the nearby Madison 6 Cinemas. The original Ohio Theatre name also returned. One of the auditoriums closed by 2014, and the other auditorium continued to last until its closure by April 2016.
The Alice Theatre has just reopened in 2024, screening classic movies as well as live performances, performing arts, and special events. Robert and Mandi McKinzie renovated the theater in October 2022 after purchasing the building in August 2021.
Salem also had an earlier house called the Washington Theatre, and a Kerasotes twin-screener called the Hoosier Cinemas. Both will have their own CT pages soon.
Taken over by Marcus on December 16, 2016.
Taken over by Marcus on December 16, 2016.
Taken over by Marcus on December 16, 2016.
Redwood operated the theater until January 14, 1987, which I cannot confirm if United Artists immediately took it over afterward as newspapers began advertising the theater as a UA theater on February 26, 1987. It was closed on December 16, 1999.
Once operated by Plitt Theatres after ABC Interstate.
Once operated by Plitt Theatres after ABC Interstate.
Closed as a movie theater on November 12, 1974 with “The Gambler”.
This was later known as Loew’s Twin Open Air Drive-In, and finally Loew’s Drive-In for its final year of operation. This was because one of the two screens closed after the 1959 season. The other screen continued operating until after the 1960 season. It was last operated by Loew’s Inc.
It was announced today that Ford City Mall will close on June 22, 2026 because of many structural problems. I don’t know if the mall’s upcoming closure includes the AMC.
Functions update: Independent films, live performances, and performing arts are also presented.
Actual opening date is August 10, 1984.
Opened on August 23, 1991 by Associated Theatres.
Closed on September 22, 1990 with “Problem Child” and “Back To The Future Part III”.
The Ohio Theatre opened its doors by H.H. Johnson on October 4, 1938 with the Marx Brothers in “Room Service” along with Disney’s Mickey Mouse in “Mickey’s Parrot”, a musical short on Vincent Lopez and his Orchestra called “Queens Of The Air”, and “March Of Time” Volume 5 Issue 2 (“The British Dilemma” and “U.S. Firefighters”).
The Ohio Theatre was later renamed Ohio Twin Theatre when it was twinned in 1978. The Ohio Twin Theatre closed as a first-run movie theater on September 7, 1993 with “Hocus Pocus” in Screen 1 and “Surf Ninjas” in Screen 2.
It reopened as a second-run house (mostly family-oriented) in October 1996 as a “held over” house, which run movies after first airing it as the nearby Madison 6 Cinemas. The original Ohio Theatre name also returned. One of the auditoriums closed by 2014, and the other auditorium continued to last until its closure by April 2016.
Current functions are independent.
Current function is first-run alongside live performances.
Current function is first-run.
Current movies function is first-run.
Current function is first-run.
Current functions are first-run and foreign.
Current functions are first-run and foreign.
The Alice Theatre has just reopened in 2024, screening classic movies as well as live performances, performing arts, and special events. Robert and Mandi McKinzie renovated the theater in October 2022 after purchasing the building in August 2021.
Salem also had an earlier house called the Washington Theatre, and a Kerasotes twin-screener called the Hoosier Cinemas. Both will have their own CT pages soon.
Opened as a single-screener on July 22, 1966 with “Cast A Giant Shadow”. It was twinned during the mid-1970s, and was still open in 1988.
Closed at the end of 2011.