Went here last night. There are leather recliners in all the auditoriums now, making for a comfortable experience. Major remodeling is going on with the addition of more food and beverage options. The restrooms could use a little more work as well.
We went here last night to see the “Avengers” movie. The layout of the theatre is very compact and easy to navigate. Once past the lobby, the orientation is like a dogbone. The standard auditoriums are clustered on the north end, the Ultra Screen in the middle, and the Bistros, where food is served are on the south end. Each auditorium has a monitor which shows the availability of seats for the upcoming showing. There were only 4 single seats open for our show, essentially a sell-out.
Entering the lobby, to the right are the ticket counters and kiosks where pre-purchased tickets can be accessed. Straight ahead, the concession stand, and to the left, a lounge/restaurant. There is also an outside patio for dining and drinking, which has a firepit. Most welcome on cool nights.
The movie experience was pleasant and comfortable in those leather recliners.
The “For Sale” signs have gone up on this property. There are no films scheduled at the Eastgate on the Marcus website after Tuesday, April 28, 2015, which appears to be the closing date. As the Palace in Sun Prairie is scheduled to open 2 days later, they will probably use that time to transfer equipment to the new theatre.
The marquee of this theatre appears in the recent movie “The Avengers Grimm.”
Website: http://www.corydoncinemas.com/ According to their Facebook page, this place was built in 1984.
The marquee of this theatre shows up in the new “SPONGEBOB” movie.
The Gorilla Tango website only shows listings for the Chicago space.
The theatre will close June 15, 2015 for restoration and reopen in February 2016.
In the 50’s and 60’s, the burlesque houses in downtown Chicago ran movies between live shows. Actually, a pretty common practice in most cities.
The latest Facebook post by the theatre indicates no movies scheduled for a while. Doesn’t sound very promising .
The front of this theater shows up in the 2010 comedy horror film, “Vampires Suck.”
Went here last night. There are leather recliners in all the auditoriums now, making for a comfortable experience. Major remodeling is going on with the addition of more food and beverage options. The restrooms could use a little more work as well.
All digital now.
We went here last night to see the “Avengers” movie. The layout of the theatre is very compact and easy to navigate. Once past the lobby, the orientation is like a dogbone. The standard auditoriums are clustered on the north end, the Ultra Screen in the middle, and the Bistros, where food is served are on the south end. Each auditorium has a monitor which shows the availability of seats for the upcoming showing. There were only 4 single seats open for our show, essentially a sell-out.
Entering the lobby, to the right are the ticket counters and kiosks where pre-purchased tickets can be accessed. Straight ahead, the concession stand, and to the left, a lounge/restaurant. There is also an outside patio for dining and drinking, which has a firepit. Most welcome on cool nights.
The movie experience was pleasant and comfortable in those leather recliners.
Now officially closed.
The Funky Monkey is now closed.
Not sure how much longer this theatre can hold on. Located in a dying mall with no outside entrance.
The “For Sale” signs have gone up on this property. There are no films scheduled at the Eastgate on the Marcus website after Tuesday, April 28, 2015, which appears to be the closing date. As the Palace in Sun Prairie is scheduled to open 2 days later, they will probably use that time to transfer equipment to the new theatre.
There is no Luding Ave in Menominee. Google View defaults to Iron Mountain and Ludington Streets in Iron Mountain, MI.
Website: http://thaliahallchicago.com/#!/
Did this theatre ever show movies?
Definitely open now. Website link shows current movies playing and dates. The theater appeared in a recent episode of the TV series “Snapped.”
Called the Marion Centre Cinema, operated by Republic Theatres.
Website: http://www.republictheatres.com/location/39817/Centre-Cinema-Showtimes
Now all digital projection at this theater.
According to their Facebook page, the Park went digital on January 30, 2015.
I admire his determination. It’s bad enough dealing with unruly patrons with their smart phones without adding alcohol to the mix.
There are no events or movies listed on the current schedule.
The listed phone# just rings and no one answers. Might be closed.