Casino Theatre Entertainment Center
1401 Pocono Boulevard,
Mount Pocono,
PA
18344
1401 Pocono Boulevard,
Mount Pocono,
PA
18344
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Casino Theatre & Village Malt Shoppe (Official)
Additional Info
Functions: Movies, Restaurant
Previous Names: Casino Theatre
Phone Numbers:
Box Office:
570.839.7831
Manager:
570.839.7831
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Twin first-run movie house is the centerpiece of a small town family entertainment center that also features an old-fashioned sit-down malt shop, redemption game arcade aimed at the 12-and-under set, and a 19-hole miniature golf course, all decorated in a fun 1950’s nostalgia theme.
Family-owned and operated since 1975; on the site of a vintage dance and movie hall circa 1920 that burned down in 1976. Now open year round and showing first-run movies, with one film always geared to the family audience.
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Recent comments (view all 5 comments)
A very cute place although showing its age. It’s also a bit odd that the screens are placed at an angle, with the projection booth being in the center of the original non-twinned theater so that the movie is displayed corner to corner in the rooms rather than center back to center front as in most theaters.
Yes, that is very strange.
Monroe County PA just went through a massive renumbering over the past two years. 1401 is the new number, however since Google Maps only got our county numbered correctly just a few years prior, it will probably be a long time before they have the correct numbers again.
The Casino Theatre opened in 1968 as a seasonal family-oriented theater, running a mix of first and second-run films. Its format would later flip to just first-run films only. In its later years, films were shown four-to-five-days-a-week instead of the usual seven-days in the 1980s.
According to Wikipedia the Casino Theater in Mt Pocono Pa was sold in 2021. The family wanted to retire. The building was remodeled into a Vietnamese Restaurant named Saigon 3. Wikipedia has the history of the Casino.