Yep. 2018 and 2024 aerial views show the Mayfair building with a wall being built where the entrance was, as well as a “For Sale” sign next to it, meaning that the Mayfield closed around 2013 and remains closed to this day.
Everything still stands as of 2026, but on the Google Earth view, there was this big line of dirt between one small structure and the screen which I don’t know what happened there.
Taken over by United Artists on April 22, 1988, after UA purchased all then-48 Sameric theaters, but retained the Eric signage and name on newspaper ads.
Yep. 2018 and 2024 aerial views show the Mayfair building with a wall being built where the entrance was, as well as a “For Sale” sign next to it, meaning that the Mayfield closed around 2013 and remains closed to this day.
Everything still stands as of 2026, but on the Google Earth view, there was this big line of dirt between one small structure and the screen which I don’t know what happened there.
Taken over by United Artists on April 22, 1988, after UA purchased all then-48 Sameric theaters.
Taken over by United Artists on April 22, 1988, after UA purchased all then-48 Sameric theaters, but retained the Eric signage and name on newspaper ads.
Taken over by United Artists on April 22, 1988, after UA purchased all then-48 Sameric theaters.
Taken over by United Artists on April 22, 1988, after UA purchased all then-48 Sameric theaters.
Taken over by United Artists on April 22, 1988, after UA purchased all then-48 Sameric theaters.
Ran its last first-run movies in 1975.
Closed on May 22, 1986 with “The Color Purple” and “Murphy’s Law”.
Briefly taken over by United Artists on April 22, 1988, after UA purchased all then-48 Sameric theaters.
Taken over by United Artists on April 22, 1988, after UA purchased all then-48 Sameric theaters.
Taken over by United Artists on April 22, 1988, after UA purchased all then-48 Sameric theaters.
Taken over by United Artists on April 22, 1988, after UA purchased all then-48 Sameric theaters.
Taken over by United Artists on April 22, 1988, after UA purchased all then-48 Sameric theaters.
Taken over by United Artists on April 22, 1988, after UA purchased all then-48 Sameric theaters.
Closed in 1969, marking it one of the shortest-lived drive-ins in New Jersey.
Taken over by United Artists on April 22, 1988, after UA purchased all then-48 Sameric theaters.
Taken over by United Artists on April 22, 1988, after UA purchased all then-48 Sameric theaters.
Briefly last operated by United Artists who took over after the chain purchased all then-48 Sameric theaters on April 22, 1988.
Taken over by United Artists on April 22, 1988, after UA purchased all then-48 Sameric theaters.
The Broadvue actually closed on July 12, 1987, closing with “Outrageous Fortune” according to the Plain Dealer.
Twinned in March 1973.
Actual closing date is December 12, 1978.
Actual closing date is May 1, 1995 and everything went on sale the following day.
The original Severance Theatre actually closed in March 1999, not 1998.