Tilton Square Theatre
331 Tilton Road,
Northfield,
NJ
08225
331 Tilton Road,
Northfield,
NJ
08225
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Please update, became a twin 12/24/76, six screens on June 17, 1988 and 9 on 11/6/98, when they went to IMAX the original screen that was twin, the wall was removed when it became IMAX.
Grand opening ad with Thunderball: Tilton Theatre opening 22 Dec 1965, Wed Press of Atlantic City (Atlantic City, New Jersey) Newspapers.com
Two screens on December 24th, 1976. Another ad posted.
Ridethetrain: thanks for the correction. Newspapers just added all the Atlantic City papers and expect more info on AC region cinemas.
Six screens on June 17th, 1988.
Tilton 6 expansion opening 17 Jun 1988, Fri Press of Atlantic City (Atlantic City, New Jersey) Newspapers.com
Please update, it expanded to 9 screens on November 6, 1998, once IMAX was added then it went 8 screens later on. @rivest266 please correct your date.
Please update grand reopening under current owenrs April 23, 2019 Grand Opening ad posted
Please update, total seats 1089
Did the Town Cinema that was Frank Theater also close? They played Jaws the summer it opened. Saw Tommy here at the Tilton when it was a single screen theater.
Theatre has been reduced to 8 auditoriums, but a serious near gut renovation on every level has brought the old Tilton Theatre back to life!
Frank Theatres closed the theater in September 2018. It just reopened under Square Theatres as the Tilton Square Theatre:
Tilton Square Theatre – Related News Articles
I have uploaded an aerial of the theatre showing its expansions in 1988 and 1998.
BILL!!!!! It’s Jim Perry – I’m on Facebook, under the “nom de plummage” ya see here. Drop me a line there. GOOD TO SEE YA!
Cheers.
Hey, Bill Murray (me) moved to New York City five years ago and is on the other side of the camera now…I loved the Tilton, but, the time had come. 45 years was a good run for the original owners and many of them mine also…r.i.p.
Just wondering – does anybody know what happened to Bill Murray – NO – NOT the actor, but the manager of the Tilton?? I’m guessing that when the Franks took over the theatre, Bill decided to go bye-bye…..
Currently closed – – however they’ll be getting an IMAX screen (not sure if its a retrofit with stadium seating or a new addition…)
Frank Theaters will be closing the Tilton 9 at the end of January, 2012 for major renovations and plans to reopen it in May:
http://www.pressofatlanticcity.com/communities/northfield_linwood_somers-point/tilton-movie-theater-to-close-at-end-of-month-for/article_d87187b2-359f-11e1-af1b-0019bb2963f4.html
Ahh…The Glory Days. No more. R.I.P.
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It’s on Franks Theaters website now -I wonder what this will mean as this theater split product with the Towne 16 – leading to several indie films to play in the area across 25 screens.
Does anybody know if Charlie Tannembaum still owns this theater.
Most theatre chains didn’t want to touch “STAR WARS” as mentioned above.It DID have legs.
In case anyone here isn’t aware, Tilton 9 has a Facebook page.
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Cool youtube video,now thats old school showmanship,good luck.Wish I lived near there.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OI4ImYxDEj0
sold out ghostbusters event held at the tilton 9