Chalet Triple Theatre
290 Boone Heights Drive,
Boone,
NC
28607
290 Boone Heights Drive,
Boone,
NC
28607
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The May 31, 1971 issue of Boxoffice had two brief articles about three projects planned by the rapidly expanding Schneider-Merl chain. They were twin houses at Boone and Durham, and a single-screener in Roanoke Rapids. All three projects were designed by Statesville architect Tom Hutchins. The groundbreaking for the Boone twin was scheduled for June 1.
THEATRE HISTORY:
1971-1976-Schneider Merl Theatres as the Chalet Theatre
1976-1982-Martin Theatres as the Chalet Twin Theatres aka the Chalet Triple Cinemas
1982-1995-Carmike Cinemas as the Chalet Triple closed in 1995…
Theater name should be Chalet Triple with AKAs of Chalet Twin and Chalet Theater. Schneider-Merl sold out to Martin Theatres in 1976, so the Chalet Theater most likely opened in the early 1970s. The Chalet Triple was most likely closed in the mid-to-late 1990s as a result of competition from Litchfield’s New Market 7 (now Regal Boone Cinema 7) which opened in 1990. The Appalachian Twin was Carmike’s last theater in Boone; it survived because it was a discount cinema in a college town.
I’m not sure when, but this theatre has been demolished to make way for a wellness center parking lot.
The number is disconnected and mail is returned as not deliverable as addressed when sent to the above address. I’m guessing they aren’t open for business.
I don’t know. Any Booneites out there than can help?
Most likely the same. So it was triplexed at a later date. Status would change to open and from one screen to three screens.