Renamed Towne in 1951 and closed in 1953. It reopened as the Hester again on June 16th, 1954 and Towne again on June 4th, 1955 on an art policy. Owners were Shaw International Pictures in 1965 and the Art Theatre Guild in 1970 who switched it to adult movies in 1972 and closed in 1988.
It was reopened by Camera Cinemas on May 17th, 1990 and reopened with 3 screens on June 12th, 1992 and the official T3 opening on June 19th. 1992. Grand opening ads posted.
Renamed CineArts at Palo Alto Square on December 25th, 2001. Ad posted.
Closed January 15th, 2000, after UA lost $10 million on the theatre. Newspaper articles posted.
Closed on April 6th, 2000. Article posted.
Opened by AMC on May 23rd, 1986, and closed by AMC on September 28th, 2000, as the Century Great Mall 20 looms. Grand opening ad posted.
AMC closed it along with the Milpitas 10 on September 28th, 2000. Article posted
Opened on December 8th, 2000. Grand opening ad posted.
Closed or placed its last ad on January 31st, 1999.
Renamed Sunnyvale Artplex 6, starting on September 25th, 1998, until 1999. Grand opening ad posted.
Closed April 22nd, 1996, to be demolished for the new AMC Saratoga 14. Ad posted.
Opened on November 28th, 1979 and the last published showtimes for this cinema was May 25th, 1995. Grand opening ad posted.
Opened on November 21st, 1997. Grand opening ad posted.
Grand opening ad posted.
Opened on February 16th, 1996. Grand opening ad posted.
Closed 1986.
Opened on October 9th, 1974. Grand opening ad posted.
Pre opening ad from February 18th, 1994 and opening ad from March 4th, 1994 posted.
This ran before the feature, which is mentioned in its grand opening ad.
Reopened by AMC on June 11th, 1992, with the fabulous Torus compound screen. Ad posted.
Final night: Final night of performances: September 2nd, 1992. Screenshot of newspaper archive posted.
Closed 1992. Three screens on April 5th, 1972.
Quite a mouthful:
Renamed Towne in 1951 and closed in 1953. It reopened as the Hester again on June 16th, 1954 and Towne again on June 4th, 1955 on an art policy. Owners were Shaw International Pictures in 1965 and the Art Theatre Guild in 1970 who switched it to adult movies in 1972 and closed in 1988.
It was reopened by Camera Cinemas on May 17th, 1990 and reopened with 3 screens on June 12th, 1992 and the official T3 opening on June 19th. 1992. Grand opening ads posted.
Closed as a cinema on May 29th, 1991. Article posted.
The final showtimes for the Hillsdale Twin appeared on June 28th, 1988
Listings ended in February 1988.
Opened November 4th, 1988. Grand opening ad posted.