Silverdale 4 Cinemas
9923 Poplars Avenue NW,
Silverdale,
WA
98383
9923 Poplars Avenue NW,
Silverdale,
WA
98383
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Previously operated by: Regal Entertainment Group, Tom Moyer Luxury Theatres
Functions: Church
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Opened on June 27, 1986, the Silverdale 4 Cinemas was a four screen theater showing first run movies. It was closed in January 2016 with the animated feature “The Peanuts Movie” playing on all four screens. It was converted into a church.
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Built by Tom Moyer’s portland, Oregon based Luxury Theatres circuit in the early 1980’s.
Built in 1986. The projectors were moved from the Redwood Cinemas on Riddel Rd. in east Bremerton. It was converted from dual projectors with large reels to one projector on a platter film drive system. While it was being built, a 68 screen General Cinema Theater was being built across the parking lot. It touted stereo sound and real buttered popcorn. Silverdale 4 Cinemas was an all mono theater with butter-flavored topped popcorn but it seemed to out perform General Cinemas quite often.
This theater closed last week.A church bought it and is now in the process of converting the theater into a church.
Opened on June 27th, 1986 by Tom Moyer Luxury Cinemas. Grand opening ad posted.
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Some 6 months later, GCC opened the above mentioned 6-plex on the other side of the parking lot. I worked for GCC, Tom Moyer’s Luxury Theaters had better bookers, in my opinion. GCC rarely had the top grossing films.
The very first 4 movies screened there were American anthem, Ruthless People, Labyrinth, and Running Scared.