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Announcement from newspaper at View link
This opened in the late 1980’s by Cinemark, which sold it in the late 1990’s to Rio Entertainment.
Deux Cine was at 4900 S. Staples according to this grand opening announcement (Picture on page) of April 24th, 1968 at View link page 11
Opened on February 10th, 1942 ad at View link on page 4
It’s a newspaper ad.
Chuck 1231, You may want to read my document at View link the State is on page 2
Cinemark Theatres operated this theater from 5/10/1996 to 9/14/2006. The theater was traded for the Starplex Stadium 12 in Lufkin to avoid anti-trust issues arising from the purchase of Century Theatres. It opened as Tinseltown USA 16 in 1996.
This opened in 1987. It is one of the first theatres to be built by Cinemark.
This opened in May 1977.
This drive-in finally opened: First ad at July 19th, 1957 at View link
All earlier dates has no ads. Ken MC, that was a pre-opening announcement.
grand opening ad on July 19th, 1965 as Gemini at View link
Thanks, Ken MC. I uploaded the grand opening ads at View link
Website closed: Internet archive at View link
This has closed in 2008.
This should give Village Roadshow a run for their money in the USA. Is Regal and AMC listening?
This opened with 14 cinemas on May 15th, 1986.
Trans-Beacon had theatres in Fresno CA, Chicago IL, and leased the Imperial Cinerama from Famous Players in Montréal,QC. any more?
This is at 4020 Bellaire, it maps properly with Google.
The grand opening announcement from August 17th, 1949 can be seen at View link
The ad runs at least 17 pages
This is being threatened with demolition for an office building View link (In Frence)
Grand opening ad for the first Fiesta DI on February 7th, 1950 at View link
Capri Grand opening in February 24th, 1961 at View link
This has closed in 2008 in favor of a new cinema called Rio 10 at 1401 Bandera Highway.
Jackie Chan’s The Big Brawl was filmed in this theatre. video at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hm4Qvx3Gbas 2-3 minutes in.
you can read and download The Julius Cahn-Gus Hill theatrical guide and moving picture directory at View link . it is over 100MB
Announcement from newspaper at View link
This opened in the late 1980’s by Cinemark, which sold it in the late 1990’s to Rio Entertainment.
Deux Cine was at 4900 S. Staples according to this grand opening announcement (Picture on page) of April 24th, 1968 at View link page 11
Opened on February 10th, 1942
ad at View link on page 4
It’s a newspaper ad.
Chuck 1231, You may want to read my document at View link the State is on page 2
Cinemark Theatres operated this theater from 5/10/1996 to 9/14/2006. The theater was traded for the Starplex Stadium 12 in Lufkin to avoid anti-trust issues arising from the purchase of Century Theatres. It opened as Tinseltown USA 16 in 1996.
This opened in 1987. It is one of the first theatres to be built by Cinemark.
This opened in May 1977.
This drive-in finally opened: First ad at July 19th, 1957 at View link
All earlier dates has no ads. Ken MC, that was a pre-opening announcement.
grand opening ad on July 19th, 1965 as Gemini at View link
Thanks, Ken MC. I uploaded the grand opening ads at View link
Website closed: Internet archive at View link
This has closed in 2008.
This should give Village Roadshow a run for their money in the USA. Is Regal and AMC listening?
This opened with 14 cinemas on May 15th, 1986.
Trans-Beacon had theatres in Fresno CA, Chicago IL, and leased the Imperial Cinerama from Famous Players in Montréal,QC. any more?
This is at 4020 Bellaire, it maps properly with Google.
The grand opening announcement from August 17th, 1949 can be seen at
View link
The ad runs at least 17 pages
This is being threatened with demolition for an office building
View link (In Frence)
Grand opening ad for the first Fiesta DI on February 7th, 1950 at View link
Capri Grand opening in February 24th, 1961 at View link
This has closed in 2008 in favor of a new cinema called Rio 10 at 1401 Bandera Highway.
Jackie Chan’s The Big Brawl was filmed in this theatre. video at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hm4Qvx3Gbas 2-3 minutes in.
you can read and download The Julius Cahn-Gus Hill theatrical guide and moving picture directory at View link . it is over 100MB