Taken over by Mid-States in 1977 and by USA Cinemas in 1986 and renamed Park Place Mall Cinemas in 1989 as it is taken over by Loews. Closed in 1990 and reopened as Movie City on May 22nd, 1992. Movie City ad in photo section.
May 19th, 1989 grand opening ad as Loews Stonybrook 10. The ad says Easy to Enter, Easy to Exit (in reference to the traffic jams coming out of the Showcase cinamas on Bardstown Rd.)
This opened as a single screen cinema called Alpha 1 on December 4th, 1970. 2 screens in 1973 and four in 1978. Renamed Dixie in 1983. The grand opening ad in photo section.
Listings in the newspaper ended in 1965 for this theatre. It reopened as a adult cinema called the Purple X Cinema on May 12th, 1972. Grand opening ad in photo section.
Opening ad as Colonial on April 12th, 1915 can be found in the Photo section. more Indy ads to come.
May 28th, 1999 grand opening ad as Showcase Stonybrook in photo section. Scott Neff, check out the Showcase Cinemas page for more goodies there.
October 11th, 1997 grand opening ad in photo section.
September 20th, 1996 grand opening ad in photo section.
May 14th, 1993 grand opening ad in photo section
Taken over by Mid-States in 1977 and by USA Cinemas in 1986 and renamed Park Place Mall Cinemas in 1989 as it is taken over by Loews. Closed in 1990 and reopened as Movie City on May 22nd, 1992. Movie City ad in photo section.
October 25th, 1990 grand opening ad in photo section.
GreenTree Matt, October 27th, 1989 grand opening ad in photo section. Both Premiere Cinemas and Cinemark logos appear on the ad.
May 19th, 1989 grand opening ad as Loews Stonybrook 10. The ad says Easy to Enter, Easy to Exit (in reference to the traffic jams coming out of the Showcase cinamas on Bardstown Rd.)
August 6th, 1969 opening ad as Trans-Lux as well as the February 15th, 1985 grand opening ad as Green Tree 4 in photo section.
This opened as a single screen cinema called Alpha 1 on December 4th, 1970. 2 screens in 1973 and four in 1978. Renamed Dixie in 1983. The grand opening ad in photo section.
40 years strong! October 10th, 1975 grand opening ad in photo section.
Raceland 4 and Westland 4 cinemas were opened by AMC on July 18th, 1975. Grand opening ad for both in photo section.
Ad from December 19th, 1973 opening with 6 screens in photo section
March 9th, 1973 opening as Cinema Art in photo section. Police raided this cinema as well as the Ideal, Shelmar and the Savoy on September 12th, 1973
Listings in the newspaper ended in 1965 for this theatre. It reopened as a adult cinema called the Purple X Cinema on May 12th, 1972. Grand opening ad in photo section.
Opened as Grant Plaza Twin (Blue and Gold) on March 17th, 1972. Early ad in photo section.
Reopened as Cinema West on October 11th, 1972. grand opening ad in photo section.
June 4th, 1971: renamed Showcase Cinemas. Ad in photo section.
May 17th, 2013 grand opening ad in photo section.
December 23rd, 1970 grand opening ad for Cinema 4 in photo section
July 2nd, 1969 grand opening ad in photo section.
October 3rd, 1968 grand opening ad for Cinema 3 in photo section.
December 25th, 1968 grand reopening ad in photo section
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