Coronado Theatre
399 E. 2nd Street,
Lordsburg,
NM
88045
399 E. 2nd Street,
Lordsburg,
NM
88045
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Previously operated by: Warren Theatres
Functions: Special Events
Previous Names: Coronado Twin
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The twin-screen Coronado Theatre was a tin building replacement for the original Coronado Theatre which burned down on August 2, 1984 (it has its own page on Cinema Treasures). Built on the same site at the corner of E. 2nd Street and Animas Street, the Coronado Twin Theatre was opened on March 6, 1985 with Ralph Macchio in “The Karate Kid” & Robert De Nero in “Falling in Love”. Like its predecessor it was operated by Warren Theatres. It was closed on January 3, 1983 with Anjelica Huston in “Addams Family Values”.
It is used for occasional special events.
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Bryan, Dianne Bishop
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Built on the same location as the original Coronado which burned, this structure seen here still stands (as late as Jan 2022).. RAC Photography
The new-build Coronado Twin Theatre opened on March 6, 1985 with “The Karate Kid” and “Falling in Love” for Warren Theatres Circuit. It replaced the original Coronado which burned in early August 1984. The venue closed with regular films as the Coronado Twin Cinema on January 3, 1994 with “Addams Family Values” as its only feature and was used for sporadic events thereafter.