The Weis Cinema opened on March 17th, 1966, with “The Great Race”. The Weis Cinema II opened on August 30th, 1968, and the theatre was renamed the Weis Cinema Center on August 2nd, 1974, as the 3rd screen opened. It closed on April 5th, 1984, for renovations by its new owners, Litchfield Theatres who reopened it as the Tara Cinemas on May 11th, 1984. Later, it was taken over by United Artists, who closed it in 1999. 1966, 1968 and 1984 grand opening ads posted.
Opened on August 4th, 1927 without a name. Ad posted. Listings for this theatre ended in 1929.
This became the AMC Southside 4 on November 29th, 1978. Ad posted.
Closed June 1st, 1981.
The Abercorn Cinemas opened on June 20th, 1980, marking Litchfield’s entry into the Savannah market. Grand opening ads and AI enhanced photos posted.
The Weis Cinema opened on March 17th, 1966, with “The Great Race”. The Weis Cinema II opened on August 30th, 1968, and the theatre was renamed the Weis Cinema Center on August 2nd, 1974, as the 3rd screen opened. It closed on April 5th, 1984, for renovations by its new owners, Litchfield Theatres who reopened it as the Tara Cinemas on May 11th, 1984. Later, it was taken over by United Artists, who closed it in 1999. 1966, 1968 and 1984 grand opening ads posted.
Reopened as Palace on September 24th, 1977 as a discount theatre. Grand opening ad (colorized) posted.
Grand opening ad posted.
The Las Vegas Cinema opened on October 27th, 1972, at 2505 Lake Avenue. The building still stands for other uses. Grand opening ad posted.
Las Vegas Cinema closing
Porn crackdown article:
Las Vegas and Maya Cinema closed 28 Jul 1977, Thu Pueblo Chieftain (Pueblo, Colorado) Newspapers.com
AI enhanced image from newspaper photo
Poor quayimage.
Closed as Colorado on June 2nd, 1963.
Wrong theatre.
Closed as Maya cinema showing adult movies on July 14th, 1977.
Las Vegas and Maya Cinema closed 28 Jul 1977, Thu Pueblo Chieftain (Pueblo, Colorado) Newspapers.com
This closed as Uptown in 1981 and reopened as Cinema 7 showing Christian films on May 1st, 1981.
Cinema 7 reopening at old Uptown 10 Apr 1981, Fri Pueblo Chieftain (Pueblo, Colorado) Newspapers.com
Grand opening ad posted.
Correction December 25, 1975
This was opened by Mid-America theatres on December 25th, 1976 as Cinema Four.
Reopened May 12, 1972 as Movie City.
Opened on December 1st, 1938.
Pryor theatre opening 01 Dec 1938, Thu The Pryor Jeffersonian (Pryor, Oklahoma) Newspapers.com
Opening date: April 13th, 1954. Grand opening ad posted.
1942 grand opening ad posted.
Grand opening ad and enhanced photo posted.
1958 aerial shows not much left of this failed drive-in posted.