Opened on May 5, 2007 as a replacement of a nearby quad, also known as the Collingwood Cinema 4, which will have its own CT page soon. The quad remained open for another month after the seven-screener’s opening.
The Coldwater Cinemas opened its doors on March 19, 1999 as a replacement of the downtown Main Theatre that last operated as a triplex. It was originally operated by the Owosso Cinemas chain owned by Gary Geiger and Steve Smith, who also operated theaters in Owosso, Clio, Midland, Lapeer, Greenville, and Alma. This seven-screen multiplex originally housed 1,400 seats when it first opened.
The Mankato Free Press confirms that the State Theater opened in January 1937. Although its grand opening advertisement or the exact opening date is not found yet, Irene Dunne in “Theodora Goes Wild” is the opening attraction. Between its first few days, a total of 1,100 people attending the screenings.
A newspaper article dated October 14, 1976, indicates the State Theatre had been renamed the Stage Theatre, which the article also confirmed that it was scheduled to soon close, meaning that this may’ve closed around late-1976.
Originally operated by Premiere Theatres Canada.
Any additional information on this drive-in would be greatly appreciated, and will be updated as soon as we get information.
This actually closed on June 7, 2007. It remained open for another month after the nearby seven-screen multiplex opened.
Opened on May 5, 2007 as a replacement of a nearby quad, also known as the Collingwood Cinema 4, which will have its own CT page soon. The quad remained open for another month after the seven-screener’s opening.
Actual reopening date is June 19, 2026, reopening with “Toy Story 5”.
The Strand showed concerts in 1977, though I cannot confirm if its still running movies or not.
Current function is first-run.
Current function is first-run.
Current functions are classic films, family films, independent films, and religious films.
Current function is first-run.
May 1984
The Coldwater Cinemas opened its doors on March 19, 1999 as a replacement of the downtown Main Theatre that last operated as a triplex. It was originally operated by the Owosso Cinemas chain owned by Gary Geiger and Steve Smith, who also operated theaters in Owosso, Clio, Midland, Lapeer, Greenville, and Alma. This seven-screen multiplex originally housed 1,400 seats when it first opened.
1986, not 1985.
January 30, 1978
The Mankato Free Press confirms that the State Theater opened in January 1937. Although its grand opening advertisement or the exact opening date is not found yet, Irene Dunne in “Theodora Goes Wild” is the opening attraction. Between its first few days, a total of 1,100 people attending the screenings.
A newspaper article dated October 14, 1976, indicates the State Theatre had been renamed the Stage Theatre, which the article also confirmed that it was scheduled to soon close, meaning that this may’ve closed around late-1976.
Opened on November 26, 1997.
Opened in October 2009.
Edited from my October 5, 2025 (3:36 PM) comment:
Closed in May 1997.
This is the replacement of the nearby Moultrie Twin Cinema, which closed the previous day.
Last operated by Georgia Theater Company.
The exact address is 2443 S Main St, Moultrie, GA 31768. Belk now occupies the former space.
Still open in the mid-1960s.
Does that mean that the Auburn/Starlight/Marian is separate?
If it continued operating into the late-1980s and early-1990s, it would’ve been operated by Cinema World.
Most likely opened in 1953. That year’s aerial view shows the drive-in appearing to be halfway done through its construction.