ABC’s Ultravision Theatres were shaped like this theatre. If there are any of the Ultravision theatres still in operation or in existence they might be worth photographing.
West Side of St. Paul’s old Mohawk Theater fails to sell at auction
Posted: 05/23/2014 09:20:38 AM CDT
On St. Paul’s West Side, a former Smith Avenue movie house failed to sell at county auction.
The old Mohawk Theater at 627 Smith Ave. dates back to 1921 and has served over the years as a movie house, a Masonic Lodge, the home of the High Bridge Sports Club and a rental hall, among other uses.
Ramsey County held two open houses in May and put the theater up for auction on Friday alongside dozens of tax-forfeited properties, including 33 vacant lots and a car wash.
Ramsey County Assessor Stephen Baker said no one bid on the two-story building, arguably Smith Avenue’s most distinct architectural landmark. It will remain up for sale at the same opening price of $340,000.
West St. Paul blogger Ken Paulman, author of Stubbornlylocal.com, noted that the building’s interior has been heavily remodeled and no longer resembles a theater.
The Olympus Theatre closed in 1941. It was remodeled and reopened as the Holladay Theatre in 1943. Seating was reduced to 450. This should be Holloaday Theatre with an AKA of Olympus Theatre
Cinemark operated this theatre from January 1, 1998 thru May 4, 2006. Star Cinema Grill was the last name of this theatre. It closed on October 15, 2008. This should be listed as the Star Cinema Grill with an AKA Rosenberg Cinema 8.
Mike Rogers, the Utah III AKA Studio was a single screen, it was across the street from the Utah Theatre that was converted from a single screen to a double. Thus renaming the Studio to the Utah III.
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ABC’s Ultravision Theatres were shaped like this theatre. If there are any of the Ultravision theatres still in operation or in existence they might be worth photographing.
West Side of St. Paul’s old Mohawk Theater fails to sell at auction Posted: 05/23/2014 09:20:38 AM CDT On St. Paul’s West Side, a former Smith Avenue movie house failed to sell at county auction. The old Mohawk Theater at 627 Smith Ave. dates back to 1921 and has served over the years as a movie house, a Masonic Lodge, the home of the High Bridge Sports Club and a rental hall, among other uses. Ramsey County held two open houses in May and put the theater up for auction on Friday alongside dozens of tax-forfeited properties, including 33 vacant lots and a car wash. Ramsey County Assessor Stephen Baker said no one bid on the two-story building, arguably Smith Avenue’s most distinct architectural landmark. It will remain up for sale at the same opening price of $340,000. West St. Paul blogger Ken Paulman, author of Stubbornlylocal.com, noted that the building’s interior has been heavily remodeled and no longer resembles a theater.
This theatre has made the digital conversion and it also has two screens. website
The Olympus Theatre closed in 1941. It was remodeled and reopened as the Holladay Theatre in 1943. Seating was reduced to 450. This should be Holloaday Theatre with an AKA of Olympus Theatre
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I don’t see how a theatre could still be open without a phone. YELP lists the theatre as closed.
The Parkway Theatre has reopened. They have a facebook page Telephone No. 412.766.1668
The Princess has reopened but there is nothing scheduled at this time.
The Rainbow Theatre was located at 233 N. Main St., Marion, SC. The right Zip code is 29571. The 29574 in the header is for Mullins, SC.
When this drive-in closed it was known as the Romantic Motor Vu Drive-In.
The adddress for the Ross Theatre was 1950 Washington Ave., Evansville, IN 47714
Address: 708 2nd St., Upton, WY. 82730
Opened on December 16, 1983 and cloed on December 11, 2005.
Who operated this theatre before Cinemark took it over on October 27, 1989?
Opened on June 16, 1972, Cinemark Theatres took over operation of this theater on March 17, 1989. The Previous name was Jerry Louis Cinemsa.
Cinemark picked up operations of this theatre from Mann on July 24, 1992.
Cinemark operated this theatre from January 1, 1998 thru May 4, 2006. Star Cinema Grill was the last name of this theatre. It closed on October 15, 2008. This should be listed as the Star Cinema Grill with an AKA Rosenberg Cinema 8.
When did Cinemark close this theatre?
The Rialto is listed for lease on Loopnet.
Mike Rogers, the Utah III AKA Studio was a single screen, it was across the street from the Utah Theatre that was converted from a single screen to a double. Thus renaming the Studio to the Utah III.
Many did!
Cinemark took over operations of this mall theatre on May 19, 2006.
This Cinemark opened in 2008.
At City Base, enjoy everything from White Castle sliders to delicious, gourmet popcorn. Also, enjoy ice cold beer and specialty drinks. City Base is proud to present the highest resolution offered in D-Cinema. Most theaters offer 2K product, but City Base will provide 4K – twice the resolution! Make your event special by having it at City Base Cinema! We offer a large arcade, comfortable seating, great presentation, and many other options to make your event memorable.