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Grand opening ad posted.
Listings for the Cobián theatre started on August 31st, 1946, in the Cobian listings.
Opened on December 12th, 1945. Grand opening ad from the 14th posted.
Opened by the Llamas circuit on May 30th, 1940. Grand opening ad posted.
Now open. https://www.teatroideal.com/
Closed in 2019 per its facebook page and street view.
This opened in 2010 per mall’s Wiki.
This was opened on March 13th, 2003, according to the Wiki for the mall. Seven screens.
Opened Spring 2018 according to the Wiki for the mall.
This closed in 2022 per Google reviews.
This was opened by Cobb Theatres from Alabama on September 8th, 1978. Grand opening ad posted.
Appears to be closed according to Google Maps in 2024.
The Alcazar theatre opened on March 12th, 1937, by United Theatres and held a reopening on April 29th, 1950. Grand opening ads posted. It was taken over by Cobian theatres in 1940.
Latest street view reveals that the theatre is now boarded-up and the marquee is partly removed.
Listed in the Cobian theatre section after 1940.
Reopened as Paramount on June 2nd, 1933. Ad posted.
opened on December 8th, 1933. Grand opening ad posted.
THe Teatro Eureka opened or placed its first ad on January 9th, 1931
First ad published (uploaded in photo section) on July 22nd, 1919
Two screens on May 20th, 1976. Ad posted.
Opened June 27th, 1938.
Here’s a history of the cinemas in the mall. •March 6, 1981: Opened as Cinema Six by Cinemark
•April 30, 1982: Cinema 10 opened with 4 more screens
•July 22, 1988: Cinema 10 became Plitt Four, showing discount movies
•August 18, 1989: Cinema 6 became Baytown 6
•July 28, 1996: Plitt Four became San Jacinto 4 and Baytown 6 became San Jacinto 6
•1999: Loews Cineplex took back San Jacinto 6, renamed it Cinema 6, and closed San Jacinto 4
•2000: Loews Cineplex closed Cinema 6
•July 6, 2001: Premiere Cinemas 11 opened with 11 stadium-seating cinemas
•June 2019: Premiere Cinemas 11 closed
Owners were Cinemark, Plitt, Cineplex Odeon, Cineco, Loews Cineplex Enterainment and Premiere cinemas.
Grand opening ad posted.
Listings for the Cobián theatre started on August 31st, 1946, in the Cobian listings.
Opened on December 12th, 1945. Grand opening ad from the 14th posted.
Opened by the Llamas circuit on May 30th, 1940. Grand opening ad posted.
Now open. https://www.teatroideal.com/
Closed in 2019 per its facebook page and street view.
This opened in 2010 per mall’s Wiki.
This was opened on March 13th, 2003, according to the Wiki for the mall. Seven screens.
Opened Spring 2018 according to the Wiki for the mall.
This closed in 2022 per Google reviews.
This was opened by Cobb Theatres from Alabama on September 8th, 1978. Grand opening ad posted.
Appears to be closed according to Google Maps in 2024.
The Alcazar theatre opened on March 12th, 1937, by United Theatres and held a reopening on April 29th, 1950. Grand opening ads posted. It was taken over by Cobian theatres in 1940.
Latest street view reveals that the theatre is now boarded-up and the marquee is partly removed.
Listed in the Cobian theatre section after 1940.
Reopened as Paramount on June 2nd, 1933. Ad posted.
opened on December 8th, 1933. Grand opening ad posted.
THe Teatro Eureka opened or placed its first ad on January 9th, 1931
First ad published (uploaded in photo section) on July 22nd, 1919
Grand opening ad posted.
Grand opening ad posted.
Two screens on May 20th, 1976. Ad posted.
Opened June 27th, 1938.
Grand opening ad posted.
Here’s a history of the cinemas in the mall. •March 6, 1981: Opened as Cinema Six by Cinemark
•April 30, 1982: Cinema 10 opened with 4 more screens
•July 22, 1988: Cinema 10 became Plitt Four, showing discount movies
•August 18, 1989: Cinema 6 became Baytown 6
•July 28, 1996: Plitt Four became San Jacinto 4 and Baytown 6 became San Jacinto 6
•1999: Loews Cineplex took back San Jacinto 6, renamed it Cinema 6, and closed San Jacinto 4
•2000: Loews Cineplex closed Cinema 6
•July 6, 2001: Premiere Cinemas 11 opened with 11 stadium-seating cinemas
•June 2019: Premiere Cinemas 11 closed
Owners were Cinemark, Plitt, Cineplex Odeon, Cineco, Loews Cineplex Enterainment and Premiere cinemas.