Regal Westborough Stadium 12
231 Turnpike Road,
Westborough,
MA
01581
231 Turnpike Road,
Westborough,
MA
01581
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Additional Info
Previously operated by: Hoyts Theatres, Regal Entertainment Group
Firms: Thomas Bakalars Architects
Previous Names: Hoyts Westborough 12
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Opened by Hoyts Theatres November 7, 1997. It was taken over by Regal on March28, 2003. Regal Entertainment Group closed the Regal Westborough Stadium 12 on November 2, 2017. The 20 years lease was about to expire on November 21, 2017 and apparently no one knows who actually owns the building.
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Oh, and the Solomon Pond Mall is in Northboro.
The Globe says this theatre is called the “Westborough Stadium 12”, so both the city and the number of screens need to be corrected.
And the Solomon Pond theatre is in Berlin, not Northboro.
Good job of getting the facts, guys! Is the Solomon Pond Mall in Berlin too?
The Solomon Pond mall appears to straddle the Marlboro-Berlin line. Regal’s web site gives it an address of 591 Donald Lynch Blvd. in Marlboro, but the Boston Globe movie ad lists it in Berlin. In any event, it is a different theatre than the one listed on this page.
This theatre opened around 97 and built by Hoyts. As an employee of Hoyts at the time, I was in attendance for the opening.
The opening also had many delays due to construction. In fact, if you look up in the lobby, you can see the cieling was never completed.
BTW, the location for the Solomon Pond Mall is Marlborough as per the USPS, however, the cinema is physically in Berlin – If memory serves correct, the entire cinema portion is in Berlin.
The Westborough Stadium 12 was one of at least two multiplexes designed for Hoyts Cinemas by the Boston firm Thomas Bakalars Architects. There are a few photos at the firm’s web site. There are also photos of Hoyts Cinema 10 in Augusta, Maine.
Thomas Bakalars also designed the renovation of the Alamo Theatre in Bucksport, Maine, as the headquarters of Northeast Historic Film.
http://www.telegram.com/news/20171102/questions-remain-as-westboros-only-movie-theater-closes-doors
Interesting article about how nobody knows who actually owns the building.
This opened on November 7th, 1997. Grand opening ad in the photo section.
Taken over by Regal on March 28, 2003.
seized: