AMC Burleson 14
301 W. Rendon-Crowley Road,
Burleson,
TX
76028
301 W. Rendon-Crowley Road,
Burleson,
TX
76028
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The Burlston 8 was opened by the Rand Theatres chain on July 14, 1989 with an offical opening on November 17, 1989. According to the Fort Worth Star-Telegram, Trans-Texas Amusement operated a Movies 8 in Burleson in 1992. It became the Hollywood Theaters South Freeway 8.
The Star-Telegram noted in 1996 that that Hollywood Theaters was expanding the South Freeway 8 to 10 screens and adding stadium seating. In 1998 the number of screens was increased to 14 and became known as the South Freeway 14. It was taken over by Regal on April 1, 2013.
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In the 1940’s, there was the Dixie theatre. Anyone have pictures or information?
I was the GM of the Trans-Texas FT Worth Town Center Dollar Cinema 8 in 1992 just up South Freeway from here. I can confirm that this used to be the Trans-Texas Burleson 6 or 8. Before 1992 it had been owned by General Cinema. You can clearly see from the outside where the theater has been added to over the years. I used to call employees into movies here. And it was notorious for being able to hear the trains pass by in the auditoriums. Like me, the GM at the time had been a former GCC manager.
This is now an AMC Theatre.
Also — you sure it was ever actually a GCC? I have an internal list from GCC showing just about every modern theatre they operated and this is not on there.
The Burleson 8 Cinema was opened by Rand Theatres on July 14, 1989 with “Batman” and others.
and reopened as South Freeway Cinema 8 on November 3rd, 1989. Grand opening ad in the photo section.
Official opening: November 17th, 1989.