I know on the 1st theatre level the theatres are: 1-3 on the left; 4 & 5 on the right, 6 is on the 8th Avenue side of the building, past 1-3, and Dolby-7 is on the 33rd street side, with the Main stand on the 9th Avenue side. My question is: How are Theatres #9 to 14 arranged on the 2nd theatre level (I know the upper doors to #6-8 are by the 2nd level concession)?
Nice picture of the Budco 309 Drive-In Theatre and the Budco 309 Cinema 3 Theatre. Has to be between 2/1980 and late 1981, before Screen #4 was built to the right of the 309 Cinema 3 Theatre.
The Concord Mall Cinema shares the same design as the Exton Cinema, Exton, PA, and the York Cinema, York, PA, being as all 3 theatres were opened by Budco Quality Theatres.
This was 1 of 2 theatres in the Philadelphia area that opened “The Godfather Part II” on Christmas Day 1974, the other being General Cinema’s Cinema Cherry Hill I & II. Don’t know which Center City theatre had this film.
Star Wars: The Rise Of Skywalker opened here in 12/20/19. I believe it is the first Star Wars film to play here. 2 ROCKY films played here: ROCKY II (Budco Midtown) and ROCKY BALBOA (Prince Music Theatre)
There is new exterior signage on the former Sears side that is “Dolby Cinema” and “IMAX” with “AMC” above it. The Boscov’s dide and back of theatre still has “AMC 24” signage.
Theatre #5
Theatre #4 with Recliners
I know on the 1st theatre level the theatres are: 1-3 on the left; 4 & 5 on the right, 6 is on the 8th Avenue side of the building, past 1-3, and Dolby-7 is on the 33rd street side, with the Main stand on the 9th Avenue side. My question is: How are Theatres #9 to 14 arranged on the 2nd theatre level (I know the upper doors to #6-8 are by the 2nd level concession)?
The Whole Foods Market (where the 309 Drive-In screen was) has since been replaced by Aldi
This picture is not of the Stanley Warner’s/william Goldman’s State Theatre in Philadelphia, PA
Nice picture of the Budco 309 Drive-In Theatre and the Budco 309 Cinema 3 Theatre. Has to be between 2/1980 and late 1981, before Screen #4 was built to the right of the 309 Cinema 3 Theatre.
The Concord Mall Cinema shares the same design as the Exton Cinema, Exton, PA, and the York Cinema, York, PA, being as all 3 theatres were opened by Budco Quality Theatres.
Listed on Cinemark’s website as “Cinemark Orlando and XD”
This was 1 of 2 theatres in the Philadelphia area that opened “The Godfather Part II” on Christmas Day 1974, the other being General Cinema’s Cinema Cherry Hill I & II. Don’t know which Center City theatre had this film.
Please update: This theatre is permanently closed
Family Dollar is now on the Kent Theatre site
By 1950, Karlton and Keiths Theatre are with William Goldman Theatres, as Midtown and Randolph Theatre
Target on the left, The Gap (Sam Eric Screen #2) on the right
It could also be that the film they were supposed to get was pushed back. I don’t know.
Star Wars: The Rise Of Skywalker opened here in 12/20/19. I believe it is the first Star Wars film to play here. 2 ROCKY films played here: ROCKY II (Budco Midtown) and ROCKY BALBOA (Prince Music Theatre)
I saw Jumanji 3 there yesterday in the Prime (#5) and it was excellent.
There is new Blue interior lights in the Dolby Cinema. There are pic in the picture section.
Left side, towards the entrance to the auditorium, both on the main lobby and mezzanine level.
This theatre was never part of Budco or AMC. This was opened by United Artists Theatres
This is not the RKO Stanley Warner’s Broadway Theatre, at Broad & Snyder
The AMC New Brunswick 18 and AMC Cherry Hill 24 Theatres are getting the Laser IMAX. Both are currently being renovated for it.
That red design marquee is covering the marquee that William Goldman Theatres put up when the renovated the Karlton into the Midtown.
AMC New Brunswick 18’s IMAX Theatre is being renovated to recliners, and possibly Laser IMAX. So is AMC Cherry Hill 24.
AMC Cherry Hill 24’s IMAX Theatre is being renovated to recliners, and possibly Laser IMAX. So is AMC New Brunswick 18.
There is new exterior signage on the former Sears side that is “Dolby Cinema” and “IMAX” with “AMC” above it. The Boscov’s dide and back of theatre still has “AMC 24” signage.