More dates: Screen 6 opened on December 14th, 1984, Screens 7-10 opened on June 19th, 1987 and screens 11-14 opened on December 21st, 1990 making this the largest cinema in Arkansas as well as the Malco chain. Screens 3 & 4 were merged into Arkansas’s largest stadium seating auditorium on June 9th. 2000.
Listings for this drive-in ended in 1955. Another drive-in (Indian DI) on East Nettleton opened in 1969 and closed in 1971. The Grand opening ad gives Hwy 63 South as its location.
The Razorback Drive-In opened on September 23rd, 1952 and closed in 1962. Grand opening ad posted.
The Juroy theatre opened on March 6th, 1946 and closed or stopped its newspaper ads in 1960. Grand opening ad with picture posted.
Opened March 29th, 1941. Grand opening ad posted.
Last season: 1983.
More dates: Screen 6 opened on December 14th, 1984, Screens 7-10 opened on June 19th, 1987 and screens 11-14 opened on December 21st, 1990 making this the largest cinema in Arkansas as well as the Malco chain. Screens 3 & 4 were merged into Arkansas’s largest stadium seating auditorium on June 9th. 2000.
Screens 4 & 5 opened on October 20th, 1978. Ad posted.
Malco stopped showing movies in March, 1974
Listings for this drive-in ended in 1955. Another drive-in (Indian DI) on East Nettleton opened in 1969 and closed in 1971. The Grand opening ad gives Hwy 63 South as its location.
Opened on June 25th, 1999 with 12 screens by Ambarish Keshani’s Ajay cinema chain. Small grand opening ad posted.
Opened 2021. Streetview photo posted.
The Indian Drive-In opened on June 13th, 1969 and its newspaper listings ended in 1971.
3rd screen opened on November 25th, 1970. Also uploaded the June 9th, 2000 ad for the state’s largest stadium seating auditorium.
Grand opening ad (of better quality):
Plaza Twin cinema 22 Dec 1972, Fri The Sun (Jonesboro, Arkansas) Newspapers.com
Grand opening ad
Held an reopening on May 22nd, 1987 to hail its new THX sound system.
This opened on December 26th, 1975. Ad in the photo section.
Closed January 22nd, 1980 after a fire.
Spartan cinema closing 23 Jan 1980, Wed The San Francisco Examiner (San Francisco, California) Newspapers.com
Renamed Serramonte 6 on December 22nd after the president of AMC (an Midwesterner) had trouble pronouncing the Junipero Serra name. Ad posted.
Baronet grand opening ad posted.
Grand opening ad posted.
Reopened as Vogue on July 1st, 1938. Grand opening ad posted.
Reopened on October 3rd, 1931 as Granada.
Granada (II) theatre opening 03 Oct 1931, Sat The San Francisco Examiner (San Francisco, California) Newspapers.com
Opened as Parkside on December 28th, 1928. Grand opening ad posted.
Grand opening ad posted.
Grand opening ad posted.