Parke Cinema
4343 Everhard Road NW,
Canton,
OH
44718
4343 Everhard Road NW,
Canton,
OH
44718
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Previous Names: Imperial Cinema
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This large single screen theatre, which was located across the street from the Belden Village Mall and adjacent to the Imperial House Motel, looked like a medieval castle on the outside. I was in there at least twice, I do recall the theatre having a huge screen. The theatre was also visible from I-77.
The Imperial Theatre opened on November 15, 1973 with Kate Jackson in “Limbo”. On April 12, 1985 it was renamed the Parke Cinema (after the renamed Parke Hotel next door; whether the hotel owned the cinema I don’t know offhand.) The Parke Cinema closed on December 1, 1992 with Daniel Day Lewis in “Last of the Mohicans”. It was demolished to make way for a strip center…I think the Parke Hotel next door was torn down as well.
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This opened as the Imperial Cinema on November 15th, 1973. Grand opening ad and picture posted.
This was renamed as the Park Cinema on April 12th, 1985. Notice the Microsoft logo? Another ad posted.
Closed December 1st, 1992.
Opened with “Limbo” and closed with “The Last of the Mohicans”. The actual address is 4343 Everhard Rd NW, Canton, OH 44718.
Correction: It’s just “Limbo” not “Women In Limbo”. It does sound confusing because of its poster, but the actual title is just “Limbo”.
The actual address is 4343 Everhard Rd Northwest, Canton, OH 44718. Both the Parke Cinema and the Belden Village Cinemas across the street are both located between both Canton and North Canton within inches apart.