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Grand opening article
Stamford Theatre opening 08 Jun 1925, Mon The Peninsula Times Tribune (Palo Alto, California) Newspapers.com
Article
The Cinema, bathed in blue 21 Dec 1968, Sat Stockton Evening and Sunday Record (Stockton, California) Newspapers.com
Opened December 20th, 1968
Sherwood Plaza Cinema opening 20 Dec 1968, Fri Stockton Evening and Sunday Record (Stockton, California) Newspapers.com
This is not to be confused with the nearby GCC Sherwood Plaza Cinema, which opened on December 20th, 1968.
This opened on May 29th, 1968 with the Canadian film, The Fox by ABC Theatres of California. 800 seats
Sherwood theatre opening 28 May 1968, Tue Stockton Evening and Sunday Record (Stockton, California) Newspapers.com
Grand opening ad.
Sherwood Theatre opening 29 May 1968, Wed Stockton Evening and Sunday Record (Stockton, California) Newspapers.com
Grand opening ad
Petite 3 Cinemas opening 19 Apr 1973, Thu Springfield Leader and Press (Springfield, Missouri) Newspapers.com
Reopened as Landers on December 25th, 1964. Ad posted.
The West Lane Drive-In opened on June 29th, 1962, with a screen that’s larger than 3,000 TV sets. Grand opening ads posted.
Reopened September 3rd, 1954 after new seats, screen and sound system is installed.
Renamed Uptown on March 29th, 1957. Another ad posted.
Closed for conversion into a TV studio and reopened as Capri on April 2nd, 1957.
Capri Theatre opening 13 Apr 1957, Sat Stockton Evening and Sunday Record (Stockton, California) Newspapers.com
The East Theatre opened on December 10th, 1948.
East Theatre opening 09 Dec 1948, Thu Stockton Evening and Sunday Record (Stockton, California) Newspapers.com
First screen opened on November 15th, 2002. Ad posted.
Closed in August 2006 per newspaper listings.
Grand opening ad: Gillioz theatre opening 10 Oct 1926, Sun Springfield Leader and Press (Springfield, Missouri) Newspapers.com
Grand opening ad posted.
closed by the time the Googlemobile passed it by in November, 2020
Closing article: from 1958. It was renamed Uptown in 1957
Uptown theatre closing 12 Apr 1958, Sat Stockton Evening and Sunday Record (Stockton, California) Newspapers.com
The Rialto theatre opened on December 10th, 1921. Grand opening ads posted. It closed in 1950.
This opened on May 14th, 1948, as Motor Movies. Grand opening ad posted.
Some updates.
This opened as Yo Semite Theater on July 6th, 1892, and renamed Loew’s State Theatre on November 17th, 1920. Loews sells it to Fox West Coast in 1922 and closed in 1954. It reopened as the Esquire theatre on January 29th, 1955.
Esquire theatre reopening 29 Jan 1955, Sat Stockton Evening and Sunday Record (Stockton, California) Newspapers.com
Opening ad as Loew’s State
Loews State opening 16 Nov 1920, Tue Stockton Evening and Sunday Record (Stockton, California) Newspapers.com
Grand opening article
Article
Opened December 20th, 1968
This is not to be confused with the nearby GCC Sherwood Plaza Cinema, which opened on December 20th, 1968.
This opened on May 29th, 1968 with the Canadian film, The Fox by ABC Theatres of California. 800 seats
Grand opening ad.
Grand opening ad
Reopened as Landers on December 25th, 1964. Ad posted.
The West Lane Drive-In opened on June 29th, 1962, with a screen that’s larger than 3,000 TV sets. Grand opening ads posted.
Reopened September 3rd, 1954 after new seats, screen and sound system is installed.
Renamed Uptown on March 29th, 1957. Another ad posted.
Closed for conversion into a TV studio and reopened as Capri on April 2nd, 1957.
The East Theatre opened on December 10th, 1948.
First screen opened on November 15th, 2002. Ad posted.
Closed in August 2006 per newspaper listings.
Grand opening ad:
Gillioz theatre opening 10 Oct 1926, Sun Springfield Leader and Press (Springfield, Missouri) Newspapers.com
Grand opening ad posted.
Grand opening ad posted.
Grand opening ad posted.
closed by the time the Googlemobile passed it by in November, 2020
Closing article: from 1958. It was renamed Uptown in 1957
The Rialto theatre opened on December 10th, 1921. Grand opening ads posted. It closed in 1950.
The Rialto theatre opened on December 10th, 1921. Grand opening ads posted. It closed in 1950.
This opened on May 14th, 1948, as Motor Movies. Grand opening ad posted.
Some updates.
This opened as Yo Semite Theater on July 6th, 1892, and renamed Loew’s State Theatre on November 17th, 1920. Loews sells it to Fox West Coast in 1922 and closed in 1954. It reopened as the Esquire theatre on January 29th, 1955.
Opening ad as Loew’s State