This opened as Cooper 70 in November 1963 and became Cooper 123 on December 24th, 1970. The grand opening celebration for this cinema was cancelled when President Kennedy was assassinated in Dallas. Cooper sold it to Commonwealth in 1975. I think it closed in the late 1980’s.
I show that the Chapel Hills Sixplex was opened by Mann in 1982 and an separate 9-screen cinema in the mall opened in 1985 with the older screens renamed Chapel Hills 10-15. Carmike bought out Mann in the region in 1992.
If you look at the mall’s directory, you will find the two separate locations.
Chuck 1231 If you got the infomation from my movie-theatre.org website
It means about 1975, about 1980 and about 1985. Trying to find more accurate dates. It looks like it opened as a single cinema in the late 1960’s.
June 3rd, 1987 grand opening ad has been uploaded. It very rare to have an cinema on an upper floor of an office building. The only other example is the Capitol 3 in Yellowknife, NWT. It closed in 2002 when AMC bought out the Gulf States Palaces cinemas.
This opened as Cooper 70 in November 1963 and became Cooper 123 on December 24th, 1970. The grand opening celebration for this cinema was cancelled when President Kennedy was assassinated in Dallas. Cooper sold it to Commonwealth in 1975. I think it closed in the late 1980’s.
I believe that it stopped showing movies in 1972.
I show that the Chapel Hills Sixplex was opened by Mann in 1982 and an separate 9-screen cinema in the mall opened in 1985 with the older screens renamed Chapel Hills 10-15. Carmike bought out Mann in the region in 1992. If you look at the mall’s directory, you will find the two separate locations.
No movie posters in front of the theatre by the time the Googlemobile passed it by. Looks closed.
Looks closed online, all the showtimes list no showtimes available.
This was on the Parkway just west of Peterson Lane.
This opened on October 29th, 1969. The grand opening ad is in the photo section.
Chuck 1231 If you got the infomation from my movie-theatre.org website It means about 1975, about 1980 and about 1985. Trying to find more accurate dates. It looks like it opened as a single cinema in the late 1960’s.
This opened on May 5th, 1948. The drive-in’s site is now a school and field.
Also uploaded the April 5th, 1985 grand opening ad as a 4-plex
June 3rd, 1987 grand opening ad has been uploaded. It very rare to have an cinema on an upper floor of an office building. The only other example is the Capitol 3 in Yellowknife, NWT. It closed in 2002 when AMC bought out the Gulf States Palaces cinemas.
This was converted to four screens in 1970 and six in 1985. An 1987 ad gives the 3929 or (3939)Airline address.
This opened on October 18th, 1974. The grand opening ad has been posted here.
This reopened with 3 screens on March 5th, 1976. The ad is in the photo section.
This opened on November 1st, 1974 as a twin. I posted the grand opening here.
Saenger grand opening ad from July 23rd, 1964 has been uploaded to the photo page.
This opened on October 20th, 1965, teaser ad has been uploaded.
This opened on August 17th,1967. Ad with picture uploaded here.
This opened on August 4th, 1967 along with the Lakeside Cinema. The grand opening ad has been posted here.
This opened on April 18th, 1968. The grand opening ad has been uploaded in the photo section.
This opened on March 9th, 1951. Ad is up on the photo page.
Be careful, There was an Panorama theatre that opened downtown on August 14th, 1953
The November 3rd, 1950 grand opening ad has been uploaded in this theatre’s web page.
This opened on July 1st, 1949. The grand opening ad is in the photo section
March 23rd 1949 has been uploaded in the photo section of this theatre’s page.