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Posted: November 24, 2017
Picture Show Entertainment opens 50,000 s/f movie theater
Fall River, MA Picture Show Entertainment held its grand opening for its new 11-screen movie theater at SouthCoast Marketplace. The 1,200-seat premium movie theater opened to the public on October 27th.
The new 50,000 s/f Picture Show at SouthCoast Marketplace will deliver the optimal movie-watching experience, offering leather, electric reclining seating, wall-to-wall high-definition screens and digital projection and sound systems. The theater will also feature an extended concession menu with high-quality food options.
“Picture Show is proud to join a high-quality new shopping destination in the south coast region, making this our first Massachusetts location,” said Jeff Stedman, CEO of Picture Show Entertainment. “By bringing an affordable luxury movie theater experience to this region, we are eager to fill the need for family friendly entertainment and look forward to introducing the Picture Show experience to guests of all ages.”
SouthCoast Marketplace is a 350,000 s/f shopping center anchored by Market Basket and 26 additional retailers, services and restaurants, including the city’s first Starbucks.
“The addition of Picture Show plays
a notable role both at SouthCoast Marketplace and the greater region by bringing a movie theater back to this community,” said Ron Golub from the Stonewood Companies which leads leasing at SouthCoast Marketplace.
Please update, the theatre opened on June 23, 1971 as the General Cinema Cinema I-II-III, a 4th screen was added dividing one of the big houses in the late 1970 and became the General Cinema North Dartmouth Mall Cinema I-II-III-IV and was later rename General Cinema North Dartmouth Mall, on October 25, 1985 expanded to 8 screens and pn December 26. 1997 to 12 screens. AMC removed one screen when the added recliners. Add General Cinema as previous operators.
Please update, theatre opened on June 7, 2002 as the Entertainment Cinemas South County Commons 8, add to previous name and it’s grand opening ad in the photos section.
Please rename, theatre name is Showcase Cinemas de Lux Warwick and total seats 1,281 Theatre opend on May 20, 1983, 4 additional screens open on December 17, 1989 and toeh current screen count of 15, 3 additional opened in June 2000 after the covnverted all houses to stadium seating
Please rename theatre to Apple Cinemas Providence Place IMAX and theatre opened on April 14, 2000 by Hoyts Cinemas. National Amusements aquired the theatre on December 25, 2003, grand opening ad as showcase in photos section.
Please update, 3rd screen added on September 3, 1982, this theatre was operated by interstate Cinemas before Hoyts Cinemas and by Northeast Cinemas after Hoyts was taken over by Regal, Regal never operated the location.
Please rename thatre to Cinemark Buckland Hills 18 XD and IMAX and total seats is 2,281. Also, after the expansion in 2009 RAVE renumbered the screens, the IMAX house is now theatre 4
Please update, theatre name when it closed was the Criterion Cinemas at Greenwich Plaza and I uploaded the May 15, 1970 grand opening ad in the photos section
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News: Brokerage Posted: November 24, 2017 Picture Show Entertainment opens 50,000 s/f movie theater
Fall River, MA Picture Show Entertainment held its grand opening for its new 11-screen movie theater at SouthCoast Marketplace. The 1,200-seat premium movie theater opened to the public on October 27th.
The new 50,000 s/f Picture Show at SouthCoast Marketplace will deliver the optimal movie-watching experience, offering leather, electric reclining seating, wall-to-wall high-definition screens and digital projection and sound systems. The theater will also feature an extended concession menu with high-quality food options.
“Picture Show is proud to join a high-quality new shopping destination in the south coast region, making this our first Massachusetts location,” said Jeff Stedman, CEO of Picture Show Entertainment. “By bringing an affordable luxury movie theater experience to this region, we are eager to fill the need for family friendly entertainment and look forward to introducing the Picture Show experience to guests of all ages.”
SouthCoast Marketplace is a 350,000 s/f shopping center anchored by Market Basket and 26 additional retailers, services and restaurants, including the city’s first Starbucks.
“The addition of Picture Show plays a notable role both at SouthCoast Marketplace and the greater region by bringing a movie theater back to this community,” said Ron Golub from the Stonewood Companies which leads leasing at SouthCoast Marketplace.
Grand opening ad as 8 screens in the photos section
Please update, the theatre opened on June 23, 1971 as the General Cinema Cinema I-II-III, a 4th screen was added dividing one of the big houses in the late 1970 and became the General Cinema North Dartmouth Mall Cinema I-II-III-IV and was later rename General Cinema North Dartmouth Mall, on October 25, 1985 expanded to 8 screens and pn December 26. 1997 to 12 screens. AMC removed one screen when the added recliners. Add General Cinema as previous operators.
Total seats: 910
Seating Capacity:
Theatre 1 105
Theatre 2 95
Theatre 3 290
Theatre 4-8 54
Theatre 9-11 50
Please update, CLOSED
Please update, theatre opened on June 7, 2002 as the Entertainment Cinemas South County Commons 8, add to previous name and it’s grand opening ad in the photos section.
Total seats: 468
Theatre 1 60
Theatre 2 41
Theatre 3 42
Theatre 4 63
Theatre 5 and 8 78 laserluxe
Theatre 6 and 7 53
Please update, CLOSED
Please rename theatre to Apple Cinemas Warwick Mall and total seats 1,031
Seating Capacity:
Theatre 1 and 3 55
Theatre 2 and 5 78
Theatre 4 67
Theatre 5 78
Theatre 6 121 SCREEN X
Theatre 7 210 ACX /Dolby Atmos
Theatre 8 106
Theatre 9 78
Theatre 10 54
Theatre 11 72
Theatre 12 56
Please rename, theatre name is Showcase Cinemas de Lux Warwick and total seats 1,281 Theatre opend on May 20, 1983, 4 additional screens open on December 17, 1989 and toeh current screen count of 15, 3 additional opened in June 2000 after the covnverted all houses to stadium seating
Seating Capacity:
Theatre 1, 2, 3, 4, 13 and 14 60
Theatre 5, 6, 7, 11 and 12 64
Theatre 15 62
Theatre 8 173 XPLUS/Dolby Atmos
Theatre 9 194
Theatre 10 172
Please rename theatre to Apple Cinemas Providence Place IMAX and theatre opened on April 14, 2000 by Hoyts Cinemas. National Amusements aquired the theatre on December 25, 2003, grand opening ad as showcase in photos section.
Seating Capacity:
theatre 1 165
Theatre 2 and 3 178
Theatre 4 137
Theatre 5, 6 and 7 123
Theatre 8 285
Theatre 9 292
Theatre 10 368
Theatre 11 356
Theatre 12 364
Theatre 13 and 14 185
Theatre 15 436
Theatre 16 637
Please rename Apple Cinemas Providence Place IMAX and total seats 413 which is equipped for IMAX 70MM and the theatre opened on June 23, 2000
Please update, theatre opened October 26, 2005 no grand opening ad available
Please update, 9th screen added on March 24, 1995 and total seats is 582
Seating Capacity:
Theatre 1 121
Theatre 2 and 5 52
Theatre 3 and 4 58
Theatre 6 86
Theatre 7 63
Theatre 8 51
Theatre 9 41
Please update, 3rd screen added on September 3, 1982, this theatre was operated by interstate Cinemas before Hoyts Cinemas and by Northeast Cinemas after Hoyts was taken over by Regal, Regal never operated the location.
Total seats: 278
Theatre 1 77
Theatre 2 29
Theatre 3 53
Theatre 4 119
Please update, total seats 790
Seating Capacity:
Theatre 1 and 2 108
Theatre 3 174
Theatre 4 107
Theatre 5 109
Theatre 6 174
Grand Opening ad in the photos section, this theatre is open seating, don’t have seating informaiton.
and additional grand opening ad posted in the photos section
Please update, total seats is 1,146
Seating Capacity:
Theatre 1 and 12 171
Theatre 2 and 11 106
Theatres 3 thru 10 106
Please update, theatre was expanded from 3 to 6 screens by Hoyts Cinemas, it became 6 screens on March 15, 1996
Presently, 4 out of the 6 screens have recliners, theatres 3 and 4 are rockers, this location is open seating.
Please update, total seats 377
Seating Capacity:
Theatre 1 36
Theatre 2 89
Theatre 3 and 4 58
Theatre 5 87
Theatre 6 49
Please rename thatre to Cinemark Buckland Hills 18 XD and IMAX and total seats is 2,281. Also, after the expansion in 2009 RAVE renumbered the screens, the IMAX house is now theatre 4
Seating Capacity:
Theatre 1, 2, 3, 6 and 7 101
Theatre 4 290 IMAX with standard seating
Theatre 5 234 XD
Theatre 8 92 with DBOX
Theatre 9 and 18 144
Theatre 10 137
Theatre 11 135 with DBOX
Theatre 12, 13, 14, 15, 16 and 17 100
Please update, by Rave on February 2, 2010. Add Starplex as previous operators.
Total seating: 1,188
Seating Capacity:
Theatre 1 and 12 191
Theatre 2 and 11 167
Theatre 3 thru 10 59
Please update, 4 additional screens opened on June 18, 2010, no grand opening ad.
Please update, rename theatre to AMC Plainville 20 and total seats 1,905
Seating Capacity:
Theatre 1, 2 and 14 111
Theatre 3, 12, 15, 16 and 17 75
Theatre 4 and 11 52
Theatre 5, 6, 9 and 10 45
Theatre 7 and 8 42
Theatre 13 133
Theatre 18 184 Dolby Cinema at AMC
Theatre 19 369 IMAX with laser at AMC
Theatre 20 143
Please update, theatre name when it closed was the Criterion Cinemas at Greenwich Plaza and I uploaded the May 15, 1970 grand opening ad in the photos section
uploaded a article of the grand opening of the theatre