This has appeared to close for good as showtimes are nowhere to be found and this site, https://www.cinemaclock.com/theatres/priest-theater says that’s is closed.
SAN JOSE — Bay Area investors have bought a San Jose movie theater property with an eye to a revamp that would bring in new uses at the site.
The new owners of the theater site are contemplating a renovation and redevelopment of the property’s interior, although firm plans aren’t in place yet.
“We think this is a very good location,” said Azad Seyidov, a Bay Area business executive who heads the entity that bought the Towne 3 Cinemas property at 1433 The Alameda.
Baku AS, an affiliate headed by Seyidov, bought the property for $2.3 million, according to documents filed with Santa Clara County officials on March 11.
Submitted to The Union
Beginning Friday, May 10, Sutton Cinemas, located at 399 Sutton Way in the Brunswick Basin, will be temporarily closed for upgrades to the snack bar and lobby.
No movies will be showing during construction. The cinema plans to reopen May 24 with a fresh new look and regular showtimes.
For all movies showing currently at Sierra Cinemas on East Main Street and Del Oro Theatre on Mill Street, visit http://www.sierratheaters.com or call 530-477-1100.
closed in 2020
With precautionary measures against coronavirus in place throughout Alaska, which among other directives mandate the shuttering of entertainment facilities until April 1, Kodiak’s 50-year-old movie theater is in danger of closing its doors for good.
The coronavirus mandate is just the latest in a series of unfortunate events, from an unusually harsh winter to rising movie prices, that have made it increasingly difficult for the Kodiak Orpheum Theatre’s owner, John “Rusty” Fletcher, to keep the long-standing business running.
Reopened by Silver Cinemas with 6 screens on November 6th, 1998 as the first all-stadium seating cinema in town and taken over by National Amusements on April 5th, 1999. More grand opening ads posted.
This is now closed for good as this theatre has disappeared from the CMX website.
This has appeared to close for good as showtimes are nowhere to be found and this site, https://www.cinemaclock.com/theatres/priest-theater says that’s is closed.
appears to be closed for redevelopment.
SAN JOSE — Bay Area investors have bought a San Jose movie theater property with an eye to a revamp that would bring in new uses at the site.
The new owners of the theater site are contemplating a renovation and redevelopment of the property’s interior, although firm plans aren’t in place yet.
“We think this is a very good location,” said Azad Seyidov, a Bay Area business executive who heads the entity that bought the Towne 3 Cinemas property at 1433 The Alameda.
Baku AS, an affiliate headed by Seyidov, bought the property for $2.3 million, according to documents filed with Santa Clara County officials on March 11.
this is now the Reading Cinemas at Cal Oaks Plaza with TITAN LUXE
The Brea West 10 has reopened in 2021 per showtime websites.
Still closed as of December 12th, 2021, official website down.
This has closed per official website, still closed as of December 12th.
https://www.theunion.com/news/business/sutton-cinemas-in-grass-valley-to-close-for-remodel-plans-to-reopen-may-24/
Submitted to The Union Beginning Friday, May 10, Sutton Cinemas, located at 399 Sutton Way in the Brunswick Basin, will be temporarily closed for upgrades to the snack bar and lobby.
No movies will be showing during construction. The cinema plans to reopen May 24 with a fresh new look and regular showtimes.
For all movies showing currently at Sierra Cinemas on East Main Street and Del Oro Theatre on Mill Street, visit http://www.sierratheaters.com or call 530-477-1100.
Closed in 2021 as the website is not listing any showings.
Appears to be closed per website.
closed in 2020 With precautionary measures against coronavirus in place throughout Alaska, which among other directives mandate the shuttering of entertainment facilities until April 1, Kodiak’s 50-year-old movie theater is in danger of closing its doors for good.
The coronavirus mandate is just the latest in a series of unfortunate events, from an unusually harsh winter to rising movie prices, that have made it increasingly difficult for the Kodiak Orpheum Theatre’s owner, John “Rusty” Fletcher, to keep the long-standing business running.
They must have problems recruiting kitchen staff.
Grand opening ad
Cineplex Odeon Hilltop Cinemas 5-8 16 Dec 1988, Fri Oakland Tribune (Oakland, California) Newspapers.com
Grand opening ad posted
2005 expansion plan for 16 screens on hold (later cancelled)
Carmike Sikes expansion on hold 24 Aug 2005, Wed Times Record News (Wichita Falls, Texas) Newspapers.com
Found the ad. It opened on October 18th, 1951.
The Needles theatre opened on March 14th, 1930.
Needles theatre opening 14 Mar 1930, Fri Needles Desert Star (Needles, California) Newspapers.com
September 26th, 1872 grand opening ad posted.
Closed on September 3rd, 2007. Article posted.
article in photo section
commercial for the amusement park:
On May 17th, 1991, the cinema was expanded to six screens before being purchased by National Amusements on November 6th, 1992 and closed in 1996.
Reopened by Silver Cinemas with 6 screens on November 6th, 1998 as the first all-stadium seating cinema in town and taken over by National Amusements on April 5th, 1999. More grand opening ads posted.
Grand opening ad posted.
This opened on May 23rd, 1997.
Cinema 10 opened with a charity event on October 2nd, 1997, and the official opening the next day. Grand opening ads posted.
This opened on December 15th, 1995. 3-page grand opening ad posted.