Closed on October 5, 1975 with a dusk-to-dawn Clint Eastwood show of “A Fistful Of Dollars”, “For A Few Dollars More”, “Hang Em High”, and “The Good The Bad And The Ugly”.
There’s not a lot of information about this airdome, but any additional information on it would be greatly appreciated, and will be updated as soon as we get information.
There’s not a lot of information about this airdome, but any additional information on it would be greatly appreciated, and will be updated as soon as we get information.
Taken over by Harkins on May 21, 1993.
Taken over by Harkins on May 21, 1993.
Taken over by Harkins on May 21, 1993.
Taken over by Harkins on May 21, 1993.
Taken over by J&J Theatre Corporation of Baltimore on June 19, 1959.
Taken over by Comerford in March 1939.
Taken over by Dickinson Theatres on February 4, 1972.
Briefly closed in August 2008, but relaunched later that year.
Once operated by Cinemette Corporation of America after Jerry Lewis, later Cinema World, and finally Carmike.
If I have to take a guess on the car capacity, I’ll say around 150.
Closed on September 16, 1979 with “Golden Girl” and “Rocky II”.
Closed on November 2, 1980.
Closed on October 5, 1975 with a dusk-to-dawn Clint Eastwood show of “A Fistful Of Dollars”, “For A Few Dollars More”, “Hang Em High”, and “The Good The Bad And The Ugly”.
January 31, 1929
Actual 1986 closing date is April 27, 1986 with “Gung Ho”.
I wonder why Muvico dropped the idea in the first place.
Once destroyed by a bomb in September 1931.
Taken over by Marcus on December 16, 2016.
Acquired by Century Theatres on April 24, 1998 and operated until Cinemark acquired all Century Theatres in 2006.
Actual opening date is October 9, 2009 as the first Nephi movie theater since the Venice Theatre fire in November 1983.
The fire happened on November 27, 1983.
There’s not a lot of information about this airdome, but any additional information on it would be greatly appreciated, and will be updated as soon as we get information.
There’s not a lot of information about this airdome, but any additional information on it would be greatly appreciated, and will be updated as soon as we get information.
Martin Theatres took over the Highway 90 in September 1952.
Martin Theatres took over the Talladega Drive-In on March 2, 1950. It was originally operated by the Crouch Brothers of Jasper.