To Corivraken…. actually, the Capri was a single screen house until 1978, when the auditorium was split and ‘twinned’. I remember watching “The Rose” at this theatre around Christmas, 1979.
Oh, and “Mannequin” may have played at this theatre, but Cinema South 4 had it first ru, which was about ¾ of a mile away…. I managed that theatre when that was released.
Harding Mall 6 was built on the other side of the Harding Mall, 180 degrees opposite.
Mike, this was actually a twin that took on the ‘tunnel vision’ concept. The single auditorium was OK, but putting a wall down the middle did nothing for it, except offer another option for a movie. Lobby was very small.
Could the pictures in the links above be from 1925? In researching two of the titles in the pictures, “The Swan”, and “The Wanderer”, were both released in 1925.
To Corivraken…. actually, the Capri was a single screen house until 1978, when the auditorium was split and ‘twinned’. I remember watching “The Rose” at this theatre around Christmas, 1979.
Oh, and “Mannequin” may have played at this theatre, but Cinema South 4 had it first ru, which was about ¾ of a mile away…. I managed that theatre when that was released.
Harding Mall 6 was built on the other side of the Harding Mall, 180 degrees opposite.
Mike, this was actually a twin that took on the ‘tunnel vision’ concept. The single auditorium was OK, but putting a wall down the middle did nothing for it, except offer another option for a movie. Lobby was very small.
Could the pictures in the links above be from 1925? In researching two of the titles in the pictures, “The Swan”, and “The Wanderer”, were both released in 1925.
Hi. The correct address for Cinema South was 3760 Nolensville Road. I was the manager from 1983 until 1988.