Hey everyone, If you would like to help out the “Save The Eglinton” Theatre in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, then please go visit this web site – http://www.cafepress.com/theeglinton – $5.00 of every sale will go to the “Save The Eglinton” Thanks for your help.
Voted the #1 Repertory Cinema in Toronto by NOW and EYE readers.
Equipped with 35mm -16mm, Video/Data and slide projection – CD, DVD, SVHS and VHS players
Located downtown in the Annex near Bathurst subway station and the University of Toronto
Available for rental. Suitable for film shoots, lectures, computer software presentations, music video release parties, movie theme events, fundraisers, concerts, weddings, birthday parties, anniversaries, etceteras
The Metro Theater should be fixed up on the inside and the outside or it should just be blown up and put to rest. Just look at the photo on the right Its falling apart. It dose not look very safe to see a show at all. ~R.I.P.~ This is not a Cinema Treasure at all.
The Bloor Cinema has been a Toronto landmark for over 60 years. Recently refurbished, this vintage movie house is one of the best places in the city of Toronto to see rare and hard to find movie classics, foreign and domestic, as well as premiere presentations of new films from around the world.
The Bloor Cinema also welcomes new filmmakers to exhibit their talents, and has been the venue of choice for several independent festivals and student film screenings.
So when your in the city of Toronto come to the Bloor Cinema.
I was only at the 7 & 27 Drive-In two times, so I dont remember to much about this Drive-In, but your right it did have a huge horseshoe shaped snack bar and it was located pretty close to the 400 Drive-In.
The Convention Centre Cinema closed its doors forever sometime in late May 2002. The Convention Centre Cinema closed with a friday night Retro Double Bill showing of “E.T.” & “Back To The Future” This theater is now called the Convention Theater with shows live plays & sometimes live magic shows.
The Encore Upper Canada Place Cinemas in located @ 460 Brant Street in Downtown Burlington. The Encore Cinemas shows 2nd run movies @ cheap prices.
There website is http://www.film.ca
I just found out some history about the “Roxy Theater” in Burlington & I know that It was located in The Downtown area & It open in 1949 & closed in 1960, not in 1980, that was the “Odeon Theatre”. But I could not find any more info on what street it was located on & I can’t find any photos of the “Roxy” in Burlington.
If anyone can help me with this problem, then please E-mail me @ – Thank you.
If anyone has photos of any movie theater is Canada that is not posted on this site, then please post them here by clicking the “Add A Theater” or “Add A Photo” buttons. The more photos on this great site the better. Thanks from Chad Irish.
Its a really sad day when an old movie theatre like the Lyric in downtown Kitchener closes for good, just because they want to make room for a new parking lot.
Kitchener is also home of the “OCTOBER FEST” where all weekend long all they do is drink beers from around the world and party all night long. Kitchener residents should be a shame of themselves. There in only one theatre left in downtown Kitchener, and it a small 4 screen multiplex owned by Famous Players.
Hello everyone!!! There is a new store that has opened on the internet just for you all that want to help out in saving the Eglinton Theatre In Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Please visit this site: http://www.cafepress.com/eglinton. $5.00 of every sale will go to help save the Eglinton Theatre. Thanks to everyone for there support.
The Eglinton Theatre Now Has A Web Site Just Click Here To Enter —–> http://www.EglintonTheatre.com You can find info all everything on how to save the Eglinton Theatre in Toronto.
The Famous Players 8 Opened In 1997 On Brant Street @ The Power Center About Six Months Before The Famous Players Burlington Mall Closed Its Doors Forever. The Cineplex Odeon Showcase Cinemas Opened In 1980 On Harvester Road Located Not To Far For The Old Burlington Mall Cinemas.
The Upper Canada Place Cineplex Odeon Is Now Called The Encore Upper Canada Place Cinemas, Which Shows 2nd Run & Art Movies. The Cinemas Are Small, But With Great Sound & With Lots Of Leg Room. & For Only $2.50 Per Seat Its A Great Deal.
~~~ SAVE THE UPTOWN THEATRE ( Toronto, Ont, Canada ~~~ The Uptown Theatre opened in 1920 as a movie theatre & live stage show theatre. In 1960 The Uptown was damaged by a fire, which gutted the main auditorium. In 1969 The Uptown then split into (5) screens (2) in the Backstage (2) on the main level & (1) in the balcony which is now cinema (1) the big auditorium of them all with 922 seats. Cinema (2) has 604 seats & cinema (3) has 404 seats. In the Backstage area, there is (2) Screens cinema (1) with 170 seats & cinema (2) with 140 seats. The Backstage Theater is now closed. The Uptown Theatre is a great place to see great action & horror movies on a very larger then life 50' X 80' Screen, with THX sound in cinema (1) & Dolby sound in cinemas (2) & (3). The Uptown is going to close its theater forever in 2003 if we don’t do anything about it, so please sign the petition. http://www.petitiononline.com/uptown/petition.html Thank You.
Hey everyone, If you would like to help out the “Save The Eglinton” Theatre in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, then please go visit this web site – http://www.cafepress.com/theeglinton – $5.00 of every sale will go to the “Save The Eglinton” Thanks for your help.
Go check out The Tivoli Theatre Web Site @ http://www.tivolitheatre.ca
There is more information about the Tivoli on there web site.
Premiere house for alternative first run movies and diverse repertory programming
Art deco facade – 850 seats
two tier balcony, two lobbies, snack bar and café
Voted the #1 Repertory Cinema in Toronto by NOW and EYE readers.
Equipped with 35mm -16mm, Video/Data and slide projection – CD, DVD, SVHS and VHS players
Located downtown in the Annex near Bathurst subway station and the University of Toronto
Available for rental. Suitable for film shoots, lectures, computer software presentations, music video release parties, movie theme events, fundraisers, concerts, weddings, birthday parties, anniversaries, etceteras
The Majestic Theater is still standing today but is being used as a clothing store at this time.
It still has the old box office in front of this classic movie house. I would be nice to see someone restore the Majestic in Downtown Dundas.
The Metro Theater should be fixed up on the inside and the outside or it should just be blown up and put to rest. Just look at the photo on the right Its falling apart. It dose not look very safe to see a show at all. ~R.I.P.~ This is not a Cinema Treasure at all.
The Bloor Cinema has been a Toronto landmark for over 60 years. Recently refurbished, this vintage movie house is one of the best places in the city of Toronto to see rare and hard to find movie classics, foreign and domestic, as well as premiere presentations of new films from around the world.
The Bloor Cinema also welcomes new filmmakers to exhibit their talents, and has been the venue of choice for several independent festivals and student film screenings.
So when your in the city of Toronto come to the Bloor Cinema.
I was only at the 7 & 27 Drive-In two times, so I dont remember to much about this Drive-In, but your right it did have a huge horseshoe shaped snack bar and it was located pretty close to the 400 Drive-In.
Thanks for posting your memories of the 400 Drive-In. Yes it was a great Drive-In and it will be sadly missed.
The Convention Centre Cinema closed its doors forever sometime in late May 2002. The Convention Centre Cinema closed with a friday night Retro Double Bill showing of “E.T.” & “Back To The Future” This theater is now called the Convention Theater with shows live plays & sometimes live magic shows.
The Garrick Cinemas closed its doors forever on March 14th 2002 with a final 9:50 PM showing of “Super Troopers”
The Encore Upper Canada Place Cinemas in located @ 460 Brant Street in Downtown Burlington. The Encore Cinemas shows 2nd run movies @ cheap prices.
There website is http://www.film.ca
I just found out some history about the “Roxy Theater” in Burlington & I know that It was located in The Downtown area & It open in 1949 & closed in 1960, not in 1980, that was the “Odeon Theatre”. But I could not find any more info on what street it was located on & I can’t find any photos of the “Roxy” in Burlington.
If anyone can help me with this problem, then please E-mail me @ – Thank you.
If anyone has photos of any movie theater is Canada that is not posted on this site, then please post them here by clicking the “Add A Theater” or “Add A Photo” buttons. The more photos on this great site the better. Thanks from Chad Irish.
The Roxy theater in Burlington closed in 1980, not in 1960.
Its a really sad day when an old movie theatre like the Lyric in downtown Kitchener closes for good, just because they want to make room for a new parking lot.
Kitchener is also home of the “OCTOBER FEST” where all weekend long all they do is drink beers from around the world and party all night long. Kitchener residents should be a shame of themselves. There in only one theatre left in downtown Kitchener, and it a small 4 screen multiplex owned by Famous Players.
Hello everyone!!! There is a new store that has opened on the internet just for you all that want to help out in saving the Eglinton Theatre In Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Please visit this site: http://www.cafepress.com/eglinton. $5.00 of every sale will go to help save the Eglinton Theatre. Thanks to everyone for there support.
The Eglinton Theatre Now Has A Web Site Just Click Here To Enter —–> http://www.EglintonTheatre.com You can find info all everything on how to save the Eglinton Theatre in Toronto.
Note: The Capitol Theater Was Built In 1917. For More Information About The Capitol Theater, Just Click Here —> View link
If You Would Like To Learn More About The Eaton Cineplex Odeon Cinemas In Toronto, Ont, Canada, Then Just Click Here —> View link
The Bloor Cinema Web Site: http://www.bloorcinema.com
The Roxy Theatre Web Site: http://www.town.neepawa.mb.ca/Roxy/
The Famous Players 8 Opened In 1997 On Brant Street @ The Power Center About Six Months Before The Famous Players Burlington Mall Closed Its Doors Forever. The Cineplex Odeon Showcase Cinemas Opened In 1980 On Harvester Road Located Not To Far For The Old Burlington Mall Cinemas.
The Upper Canada Place Cineplex Odeon Is Now Called The Encore Upper Canada Place Cinemas, Which Shows 2nd Run & Art Movies. The Cinemas Are Small, But With Great Sound & With Lots Of Leg Room. & For Only $2.50 Per Seat Its A Great Deal.
~~~ SAVE THE UPTOWN THEATRE ( Toronto, Ont, Canada ~~~ The Uptown Theatre opened in 1920 as a movie theatre & live stage show theatre. In 1960 The Uptown was damaged by a fire, which gutted the main auditorium. In 1969 The Uptown then split into (5) screens (2) in the Backstage (2) on the main level & (1) in the balcony which is now cinema (1) the big auditorium of them all with 922 seats. Cinema (2) has 604 seats & cinema (3) has 404 seats. In the Backstage area, there is (2) Screens cinema (1) with 170 seats & cinema (2) with 140 seats. The Backstage Theater is now closed. The Uptown Theatre is a great place to see great action & horror movies on a very larger then life 50' X 80' Screen, with THX sound in cinema (1) & Dolby sound in cinemas (2) & (3). The Uptown is going to close its theater forever in 2003 if we don’t do anything about it, so please sign the petition. http://www.petitiononline.com/uptown/petition.html Thank You.
HELP SAVE THE EGLINTON THEATRE !!! Please Add Your Signature Here —> http://www.petitiononline.com/503244/petition.html <— To Help Save The Eglinton & Add Your Comments. Thanks. :–)