Closed with “Saving Private Ryan”. During its final years, the Regency I featured installations of a Norelco AAII projector with a Christie AW3 platter.
Actual opening date is April 11, 1997. All auditoriums at the time featured Christie package of projectors, lamphouses and platters, with QSC amps and genuine Dolby SR and A analog back-up systems.
As of 1997, one auditorium featured all three sound formats (DTS, SRD, and SR) in one, while one other auditorium used both DTS and SRD. The other auditoriums featured SRD only in seven auditoriums and DTS only in the remaining five auditoriums.
Screen 1 featured installations of two Ballantyne Pro35 projectors, a Christie Autowind 2 (later changed out for an Autowind 3) and a Dolby CP50, while Screen 2 featured installations of a 35mm-only Century and a 35/70 Century JJ with a Christie Autowind 3 alongside a Dolby CP50 for 35mm and a Dolby CP200 for 70mm.
Closed with “Saving Private Ryan”. During its final years, the Regency I featured installations of a Norelco AAII projector with a Christie AW3 platter.
Actual opening date is April 11, 1997. All auditoriums at the time featured Christie package of projectors, lamphouses and platters, with QSC amps and genuine Dolby SR and A analog back-up systems.
As of 1997, one auditorium featured all three sound formats (DTS, SRD, and SR) in one, while one other auditorium used both DTS and SRD. The other auditoriums featured SRD only in seven auditoriums and DTS only in the remaining five auditoriums.
Twinned on June 23, 1978, and became a quad on December 20, 1978.
Closed on January 20, 1979.
Once operated by Sony Theatres.
Screen 1 featured installations of two Ballantyne Pro35 projectors, a Christie Autowind 2 (later changed out for an Autowind 3) and a Dolby CP50, while Screen 2 featured installations of a 35mm-only Century and a 35/70 Century JJ with a Christie Autowind 3 alongside a Dolby CP50 for 35mm and a Dolby CP200 for 70mm.
Once operated by Mid-America.
Closed on September 28, 1975 with “God’s Bloody Acre” and “The Night Visitor”.
Actual closing date is September 1, 1986.
Actual closing date is October 5, 2000.
Actual closing date is July 28, 2002.
Once operated by Mid-States Theaters Inc.
First operated by Music Makers, then Loews, then Sony Theatres, and finally Loews Cineplex.
Closed on November 5, 1978.
Actual closing date is September 20, 1987 with “Who’s That Girl” and “The Lost Boys”.
This was also known as the Seaway Drive-In. It was closed on September 6, 1987 with “Revenge Of The Nerds II” and “Mannequin”.
Closed on May 14, 1979 with “Love At First Bite” in both screens.
Opened with “Village Of The Damned”.
Closed on February 24, 1969 with “The Night Of The Following Day” and “What’s So Bad About Feeling Good?”.
Closed in February 1987.
Closed after the 1974 season.
Screen was gone by 1981, but the traces and projection/concession booth survive into the 1990s.
Demolished in the early-1980s.
Closed on September 22, 1986 with “Aliens”, “SpaceCamp”, and “Big Trouble In Little China”.
Closed on September 26, 1971 with Walt Disney’s “The $1,000,000 Duck” and “King Of The Grizzles”.