America Cinemas Pasadena
2233 Southmore Avenue,
Pasadena,
TX
77502
2233 Southmore Avenue,
Pasadena,
TX
77502
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Operated by: America Cinemas
Previously operated by: Cinema Latino, Cinemark
Functions: Movies (First Run)
Previous Names: Southmore Cinema 4, Southmore Cinema 6, Cinema Latino de Pasadena
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This cinema was opened as the Southmore Cinema 4 on December 19, 1975. Taken over by Cinemark on September 1, 1977 as the Southmore Cinema 6. Cinemark closed the cinema on August 31, 1997. It was reopened as the Cinema Latino de Pasadena for a Spanish speaking audience. It was closed on March 16, 2020 due to the Covid-19 pandemic. The operating company filed for bankruptcy in August 2020 and the closure became permanent.
It was taken over by America Theatres and reopened on July 30, 2021.
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Could be this a Cineplex of Texas theatre?
came across this:
Houston Chronicle - October 6, 1986
Cineplex Corp. files for Chapter 11 Cineplex Corp., a Houston theater operator, has filed for reorganization protection under Chapter 11 of the U.S. Bankruptcy Code, attributing its financial problems to the local recession.The 14 Houston area movie theaters that Cineplex owns, operates and manages will remain open during the reorganization. The theaters have 75 screens, rivaling American Multi-Cinema Corp. for top spot among local theater operators.Despite its large number of screens, Cineplex is having…
Purchase Complete Article, of 138 words 3.Houston Chronicle - February 13, 1987
Cineplex assets purchased Cinemark Corp. of Dallas has purchased the assets of Cineplex Corp. of Houston, which last fall filed for reorganization under Chapter 11 of the federal bankruptcy code. Cinemark, a shell company formed by two Dallas theater operators for the sole purpose of acquiring Cineplex, had been operating the theaters since December on behalf of the bankruptcy court trustee.Besides purchasing Cineplex’s leases, Cinemark also acquired theater equipment, furniture, fixtures and a 2.6-acre tract of…
Sonora Entertainment Group, operator of three Hispanic cinemas, had announced a forthcoming name change for this venue from Cinema Latino to Snoroa Cinemas in March of 2020. Three days later, the concept was stopped when Sonora Entertainment suspended all of its programming following movies as of March 16, 2020 at its venues, the Sonora Cinemas Phoenix (formerly Cinema Latino de Phoenix), the Sonora Cinemas Aurora, Colorado (formerly Cinema Latino), and here at the Cinema Latino.
The name change didn’t transpire and Sonora filed for voluntary Chapter 7 bankruptcy protection on August 6, 2020. The chain dissolved and the March 16, 2020 closure became permanent.
America Cinemas has reopened this theatre.
Glad to see it’s open. I wish America Cinemas would take over the Sonora Cinema here in Phoenix and open it too. It’s been too long.
Opened on December 19th, 1975. Grand opening ad posted.