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Ads for this drive-in started to appear in July 1955, twinned August 1964 and had its last season in 1986.
Reopened as the VIP Luxury Cinema as an adult cinema on July 4th, 1984, and “Closed for renovations” on July 7th, 1986. 1984 ad posted.
Closed or stopped its ads in 1983.
Two screens on June 26th, 1974, and closed on March 20th, 1983, and demolished later in 1983. Ads posted.
Closed in 1978 and reopened as Town & Country Cinemas on February 22nd, 1980 and closed again in 1981. Another ad posted.
Newspaper ad for this cinema ended in 1977.
reopened as Ocean State theatre on June 23rd, 1976. Ad posted.
Opened on October 20th, 1976. Grand opening ad posted.
Reopened as Strand again on August 16th, 1934 and renamed Strand Cinemas 1 & 2 on September 12th, 1975. Another ad posted.
October 22nd, 1975 renamed Meadowbrook Cinema City as the large cinema is split creating three cinemas.
Opened on June 25th, 1975. Grand opening ad posted.
became a twin cinema on a discount police on December 26th, 1975. Grand opening ad posted.
Two screens on August 13th, 1975. Another ad posted.
Two screens on February 1st, 1974. Grand opening ad posted.
Renamed Meadowbrook Esquire Cinema on May 25th, 1973. Ad posted.
Opened on June 15th, 1972 as a Jerry Lewis Cinema. Ad posted.
Grand opening ad posted.
Opened November 12th, 1971. Grand opening ad posted.
Opened October 1st, 1971. Grand opening ad posted.
2 screens on May 29th, 1970 and 3 on August 28th, 1970. Another ad posted.
Reopened as Roxy on March 4th, 1970. Another ad posted.
Opened on August 26th, 1970 by Esquire Theatres of America, Inc. Grand opening ad posted.
Reopened as the Pussycat theatre on November 11th, 1969. Grand opening ad posted.
Opened on November 26th. 1969. Grand opening ad posted.
The Midland Cinema opened on December 13th, 1969. Grand opening ad posted.
Ads for this drive-in started to appear in July 1955, twinned August 1964 and had its last season in 1986.
Reopened as the VIP Luxury Cinema as an adult cinema on July 4th, 1984, and “Closed for renovations” on July 7th, 1986. 1984 ad posted.
Closed or stopped its ads in 1983.
Two screens on June 26th, 1974, and closed on March 20th, 1983, and demolished later in 1983. Ads posted.
Closed in 1978 and reopened as Town & Country Cinemas on February 22nd, 1980 and closed again in 1981. Another ad posted.
Newspaper ad for this cinema ended in 1977.
reopened as Ocean State theatre on June 23rd, 1976. Ad posted.
Opened on October 20th, 1976. Grand opening ad posted.
Reopened as Strand again on August 16th, 1934 and renamed Strand Cinemas 1 & 2 on September 12th, 1975. Another ad posted.
October 22nd, 1975 renamed Meadowbrook Cinema City as the large cinema is split creating three cinemas.
Opened on June 25th, 1975. Grand opening ad posted.
became a twin cinema on a discount police on December 26th, 1975. Grand opening ad posted.
Two screens on August 13th, 1975. Another ad posted.
Two screens on February 1st, 1974. Grand opening ad posted.
Renamed Meadowbrook Esquire Cinema on May 25th, 1973. Ad posted.
Opened on June 15th, 1972 as a Jerry Lewis Cinema. Ad posted.
Grand opening ad posted.
Opened November 12th, 1971. Grand opening ad posted.
Opened October 1st, 1971. Grand opening ad posted.
2 screens on May 29th, 1970 and 3 on August 28th, 1970. Another ad posted.
Reopened as Roxy on March 4th, 1970. Another ad posted.
Opened on August 26th, 1970 by Esquire Theatres of America, Inc. Grand opening ad posted.
Reopened as the Pussycat theatre on November 11th, 1969. Grand opening ad posted.
Opened on November 26th. 1969. Grand opening ad posted.
The Midland Cinema opened on December 13th, 1969. Grand opening ad posted.