Silver Cinema Market Square
6604 Odana Road,
Madison,
WI
53719
6604 Odana Road,
Madison,
WI
53719
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Previously operated by: Silver Cinemas
Previous Names: Market Square Theaters
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The Market Square Theaters opened on August 4, 1989 with Ralph Macchio in “The Karate Kid Part III, John Cusack in "Say Anything”, Dennis Quaid in “Great Balls of Fire!”, Tom Berenger in “Major League” & Richard Prior in “See No Evil, Hear No Evil”. This was a basic small theater. It was clean and comfortable. The Silver Screen Market Square was closed on February 17, 2022.
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I just added an exterior picture of the entrance to this theater. There is no Google view because it is in the rear of the strip mall and faces a parking lot.
Visited this theater today and watched “Secret Life of Walter Mitty”. What a neat little place! Was very clean and well kept. They were still running film, but presentation was quite good. Projectionist started film on-time and in-frame, sound was clear, cues were in proper place, and the print itself was in decent(not perfect) condition. I was quite pleased. I hope they can stick around. I want to thank the projectionist for the quick tour of the booth as well.
Currently only showing movies on 3 screens. Not completely digital yet.
Status should also include: Movies (East Indian)
This theatre may not be open too much longer. The parking lot outside its entrance has been sold for development and theatre patrons will not be allowed to park there. ?They are on a month to month lease as it is so the mall owners don’t see the theatre staying open without adequate parking. Story here: http://host.madison.com/wsj/news/local/courts/legal-dispute-over-parking-lot-could-doom-market-square-movie/article_35b3bed4-7386-5c61-9133-cbea77d04710.html
this theatre is getting deeper into the indie film market with the departure of Sundance from the scene. In-depth article here.
https://madison.com/ct/entertainment/movies/arthouse-on-a-budget-at-market-square-shifts-focus-toward/article_9ce70f26-ad49-58f7-bd14-5dbe15630e9d.html
Opened On August 4, 1989.
Closing story here: closing
Grand opening ad posted.
Technically, that ends the Silver Cinema Circuit.