Harkins Olde Town 14
5550 Wadsworth Boulevard,
Arvada,
CO
80002
5550 Wadsworth Boulevard,
Arvada,
CO
80002
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Operated by: Harkins Theatres
Previously operated by: AMC Theatres, Kerasotes Theatres, Landmark Theatres (USA), Mann Theatres
Firms: Behr Browers Architects
Functions: Movies (First Run)
Previous Names: Olde Town 14 Theatre, Landmark Olde Town 14 Theatre
Phone Numbers:
Box Office:
303.420.6266
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Opened on November 29, 1996 by Mann Theatres. In 1999 it was operated by Colorado Cinemas. In 2007 it was operated by Kerasotes Theatres featuring digital projection, digital sound, stadium seating and the usual amenities of a newer megaplex. The theatre shows first run attractions. In March 2010 it was taken over by AMC, and in May 2010 was taken over by Landmark Theatres. In March 2017 it was taken over by Harkins Theatres.
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This is now an Landmark. It opened as a Mann, which became Colorado Cinema, which was bought out by Kerasotes in 2007, which sold all but three theatres to AMC in 2010. AMC had to sell some theatres in the Kerasotes deal and this one sold to Landmark.
The web site of Behr Browers Architects, designers of the Mann Arvada 14, features a slide show of the theater. It must have been remodeled to accommodate the all-stadium seating it advertises, as the auditorium photos in the slide show have regular sloped floors.
Despite Landmark’s branding as an “art house” chain, the Olde Town’s bookings have remained resolutely mainstream. One constant since the theatre’s opening: the cool, giant-sized photos of early day Arvada in the lobby, a nice local touch!
This theatre was opened in 1996 by Mann Theatres. I was one of the original employees. We opened this with a lot of love and care, and to this day it remains “the baby” to many of the staff that worked there. We trained the employees at the Cherry Creek theatre eight weeks prior to opening! Brandi Campbell was the General Manager for several years before becoming the manager of the Denver Colorado Mann Theatre district. This was a GREAT and FUN place to work. We all loved it, and some of us still even keep in touch.
This theater is now owned and operated by Landmark Theaters as the Landmark Theatre’s Olde Town Stadium 14.
Information can be found at their official website: www.landmarktheatres.com.
Nothing new, but to sum up the timeline, this is the Landmark Olde Town Stadium 14.
•In 1995, it was announced as an $8.5 million project called Mann’s Olde Town Cinema launching in 1996 and winning the Best New Cinema in Westword’s Best of Denver: 1997.
•In 1999, it was sold to Colorado Cinema Holdings' Cinema Saver becoming Olde Town 14 Cinema.
•In 2007, it became Kerasotes Theatres property when the circuit bought the, then, 125-screen Colorado Cinema circuit in March of 2007. It goes to stadium seating in a remodel as the Olde Town Stadium 14.
•In 2010, it then became an AMC theatre when Kerasotes was purchased by AMC in March of 2010 for $275 million.
•Also in 2010 and within two months in May of 2010, it was ordered divested by U.S. Department of Justice as one of nine theatres that would be force sold.
•October 15, 2010, it officially becomes the Landmark Olde Town Stadium 14 as the circuit acquired and formally began operating the former Mann, Colorado Cinema, Kerasotes, AMC cinema.
The Olde Town 14 is changing operators again: http://theknow.denverpost.com/2017/03/27/olde-town-arvada-movie-theater-closing-landmark/140226/
Have to change the header to Harkins Olde Town 14: http://www.denverpost.com/2017/04/11/harkins-theatres-arvada/
This Harkins Arvada 14 theater is open showing movies.
Opened on November 29th, 1996. Small grand opening ad posted.