Nashua Mall 1-4
100 Coliseum Avenue,
Nashua,
NH
03063
100 Coliseum Avenue,
Nashua,
NH
03063
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The Nashua Mall 1-4 actually started life as the Nashua Mall Cinema I & II, opening by General Cinema on March 29, 1972 with “The Hospital” in Screen 1 and “Winter Comes Early” in Screen 2. Both auditoriums were divided into a quad in the late-1970s, and became the Nashua Mall 1-4.
General Cinema first operated the theater for most of its life until the early-1990s, when the theater was purchased by Canad Cinemas, though retaining the original Nashua Mall 1-4 name. Several years later, Hoyts took over the Nashua Mall 1-4 in December 1997 after Hoyts purchased the Canad chain.
It was closed on March 20, 2003.
When did this cinema become a Hoyts? They couldn’t have been open as a Hoyts for too long.
Launched by General Cinema as Nashua Mall Cinema I & II on March 29, 1972 with a preview night showing “The Hospital” and “Winter Comes Early.” Official opening was two nights later.
Uploaded the March 31st, 1972 grand opening ad here.
This theater was opened with two screens by General Cinema Corp. It was later tripled, then made a 4-plex, by splitting each of the original houses into two. This theater and the Bedford Mall 4 were sold to Canad by GCC at the same time.
The Canaad was demolished a few years back. The site is occupied by a Wendy’s and Outback Steak House.