Village 6 Theatres
411 Bel Air Boulevard,
Mobile,
AL
36606
411 Bel Air Boulevard,
Mobile,
AL
36606
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Previously operated by: Carmike Cinemas, Giddens & Rester, Litchfield Theatres, United Artists Theater Circuit Inc.
Previous Names: Village 3 Theatre, Village 4 Theatre
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The Village Theatre opened with 3 screens on January 26, 1972 with “Sometimes a Great Notion”, “Ryan’s Daughter” & “Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory”. It was opened by Giddens & Rester Theatres. It was expanded to 4 screens in 1977 and then to 6 screens in 1982. Litchfield Theatres took over operations in 1984 followed by United Artists on June 1, 1987 and finally Carmike Cinemas in July 1990. Carmike Cinemas closed the Village 6 Theatres on January 16, 1997.
It became a church and had been demolished by 2016.
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Chuck
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This theater is not only closed, but the entire building and adjoining shopping center were demolished.
Went to USA in the early 90s. I saw Pulp Fiction there in 94.
By the way, the picture I uploaded was from 1998 when the theater had already closed and was being renovated. It would then become a church.
Closed January 16th, 1997.
Grand opening ad:
Village 3 opening 26 Jan 1972, Wed The Mobile Press (Mobile, Alabama) Newspapers.com
Carmike took over the theater in July 1990 from United Artists.
Actual closing date is January 16, 1997.
United Artists took it over from Litchfield on June 1, 1987.