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Closed December 10th, 1960 as Cinema. It reopened as Lyric again on November 6th, 1964 and closed on March 23rd, 1969. Reopened again as Eve on September 7th, 1972 and closed in 1978. More to come. Grand opening ads posted.

Reopening as a twin cinema on April 9th, 1976

This opened on January 14th, 1977. Grand opening ad in the photo section.

This reopened as the Totem on December 9th, 1964 and closed in 1978. Grand opening ad in the photo section.

Better quality grand opening ad (zoomable) Park Royal Theatre and Cinema Wed, Jan 5, 1966 – 22 · The Vancouver Sun (Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada) · Newspapers.com

This became the Hyland on March 10th, 1966 with “That Darn Cat”. Grand opening ad posted.

This opened on January 20th, 1967 as the 2nd theatre in the North American Cinema Centres with their first being Cinéma Place Longueuil near Montréal. Later in 1967, It became part of NGC Cinemas (Canada). Grand opening ad in the photo section. Place Longueuil cinema Sat, Jan 21, 1967 – 24 · The Vancouver Sun (Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada) · Newspapers.com

This opened on December 31st, 1965. Grand opening ad in the photo section.

This opened on November 11th, 1938 as the Paradise theatre, which was taken over by the Odeon chain in 1941. It reopened as the Coronet on July 8th, 1964. More to come Coronet Theatre opening Wed, Jul 8, 1964 – 34 · The Vancouver Sun (Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada) · Newspapers.com

This was dropped by Odeon in 1953 and reopened as the Cambie Art Theatre on January 1st, 1961. Grand opening ad posted.

This opened as the Paramount Auto-Vue on August 3rd, 1951. Grand opening ad posted.

Grand opening article: Studio Theatre opening Tue, Mar 29, 1949 – 7 · The Vancouver Sun (Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada) · Newspapers.com