This is owned by France-Film, which sold all other theatres to Cineplex Odeon in 1984. In 1970 an second cinema was attached to the side called Pierrot and in 1972 the third cinema called Chevalier was added. In 1987 it became the St. Denis 3 and in the early 1990’s switched to live performances only. France-Film and Cineplex Odeon built the Quartier Latin 17 on the right side of the St. Denis facing Emery St. It is the leading French-speaking cinema outside of Europe.
This was opened by Cineplex before they became Cineplex Odeon after Canadian Odeon theatres was bought out.
Tri-Plex opening ad from November 15th, 1975 View link
Mann sold it a few weeks later.
Grand opening section can be found at View link
This was the Loew's
ad is on the bottom of the page at View link
October 30th 1937 grand opening ad is at View link
This was at Route 23 just south of Harper Terrace in the Pilgram Plaza.
This sounds like the “Floating Screen” or “Picture Window” screen in grand opening ads.
MikeRogers, you must be talking about the Fiesta Drive-In on N. Mesa Road, which was opened 1950-1981.
Lost Memory, The grand opening ad is at View link
This is owned by France-Film, which sold all other theatres to Cineplex Odeon in 1984. In 1970 an second cinema was attached to the side called Pierrot and in 1972 the third cinema called Chevalier was added. In 1987 it became the St. Denis 3 and in the early 1990’s switched to live performances only. France-Film and Cineplex Odeon built the Quartier Latin 17 on the right side of the St. Denis facing Emery St. It is the leading French-speaking cinema outside of Europe.
There are plans to reopen this theatre as Avant-Garde http://www.youtube.com/user/AVANTGARDETHEATRE
This opened as the Allen on September 1918.
Ad can be seen at View link
According to this, it is still open View link
The owner does not post showtimes for this cinema.
This was taken over by the Allen Theatre Circuit of Canada.
Montreal Gazette June 5th, 1920 View link
My post from April 11th is in error. I found a showtime website showing that it is open.
This looks like it closed by the time the Googlemobile passed it by View link
Film Daily Yearbook has it in its 1935 edition. It may has been renovated or rebuilt in 1947.
Anchorage newspaper archive is at View link
It started on May 5th, 2009 with Star Trek at Yonge & Dundas 24
Those are not exact years, it opened before 1930 and closed after 1955
December 13th, 1948 opening ad
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for the new theatre. The Old Carolina’s listings stopped in 1945.
This opened on September 1st, 1930. you can see the opening ad at
View link
February 21st, 1937 opening articles is at View link
This is the last Cineplex Odeon theatre to open in the USA. It opened on November 14th, 1997 ad is on this page at View link
This opened on December 15th, 1995. ad is at View link
Correction: December 20th, 1991