Cinema 16
3604 Memorial Drive,
Decatur,
GA
30032
3604 Memorial Drive,
Decatur,
GA
30032
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Previously operated by: O'neil Cinemas
Previous Names: Avondale Mall Cinema 16
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The Avondale Mall Cinema 16 opened on July 8, 1994. It closed in 2000, sat vacant for many years in an almost abandoned shopping mall in Decatur, GA. The cat walk-like marquee and theater chain name have been stripped off. It was located down a hill and across the street from the Belvadere Theatre. It was demolished in 2006.
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any pics??
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thanks……….
This theater and surrounding mall have been demolished and the Wal-Mart is already open. I did go to Northeast Plaza several times but never attended this theater.
Avondale Mall, formerly Columbia Mall was never much of a mall. Although it had a Davidsons and a Sears, there was not much between the two stores.
One interesting tidbit about Columbia Mall was Chuck Norris filmed a scene of his movie Invasion U.S.A. at this mall.
Macy’s was shuttered in 1995, with the Cinema 16 multiplex installed on its second level in 1997. The mall continued to founder, nonetheless. The motion picture venue was shuttered in 2000.
It takes a bad"hood" to close Malls.Same thing happened at REGENCY MALL in Augusta.Woman got raped,one teenage girl was kidnapped found her out in woods with a shotgun blast to the face,yep it closed and so did a Triple theatre in the mall and an eight plex out in the parking lot.
This opened as the Avondale Mall Cinema 16 on July 8th, 1994. Grand opening ad in the photo section. It closed in 2000.
No one including the normally developer-friendly county government wanted the Walmart, esp. after they opened a new store not far away, off I-20. The area to the North and East underwent significant gentrification in the 90s & 00s and the general area around the mall has been ripe for redevelopment.
demolished at unknown year
The Avondale mall was demolished in 2006 as there is new construction in 2007 for the Walmart.