GCC Richland Plaza Cinema I & II
6331 Richland Plaza Drive,
North Richland Hills,
TX
76180
6331 Richland Plaza Drive,
North Richland Hills,
TX
76180
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Previously operated by: General Cinema Corp.
Functions: Office Space
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This is the first cinema in Tarrant County for General Cinema opening on September 24th, 1964 with Hayley Mills in “The Moonspinners”. It was split into two cinemas in April 1977. It was closed on April 30, 1986 with Michael J. Fox in “Back to the Future” & Sally Field in “Murphy’s Romance”. In 1988 it was converted into a bingo hall. It is now an office building.
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September 24th, 1964 grand opening ad with picture posted.
GCC closed the Richland Plaza I & II on April 30, 1986 with “Back to the Future” and “Murphy’s Romance.” It sat empty until a 1988 conversion to a Bingo Hall.
The venue closed in March of 1977 for a refresh. It re-emerged on April 9, 1977 as a twin screen with “Raggedy Ann and Andy” and “Led Zepplin’s The Song Remains the Same.” When GCC opened the seven-screen North Richland Hills mall cinema nearby, it downgraded the Richland Plaza to a sub-run discount house. GCC then closed the Richland Plaza I & II on April 30, 1986 with “Back to the Future” and “Murphy’s Romance.” It sat empty until a 1988 conversion to a Bingo Hall.
Opened on 24th September 1964 with Hayley Mills in “The Moonspinners”.
Saw “Return of the Jedi” there the first weekend it was out on May 28, 1983.