After the theater closed, it was converted into a coffee place for college students called The Hangout, which held many concerts inside. The Hangout closed down sometime in 2010. It is now used as Edinboro Outdoors.
This theater has been recently demolished in 2023, they’re planning on demolishing the entire Westland Mall but for right now they’re only doing the outparcels.
The Super 19 was closed due to the construction of Interstate 90 which was built on the right of the Drive-In. The owner decided not to move the drive-in and just permanently close the theater down in 1959. The land later became a Howard Johnson’s and a trailer park. Now the land has many restaurants and a Walmart Supercenter built where the trailer park once was.
The Erie Movie House is owned by local owners who are both husband and wife, this theater is also used for small concerts at times and party rentals. The name of the theater was previously called Popcorn and a Movie which became Erie Movie House in 2014 after the couple purchased it.
I have a lot of friends who work at this theater and they all tell me it’s only busy during Friday nights or Saturdays, it’s kinda sad since this is the only actual movie theater left in Erie.
The Showplace is no longer used as a movie theater, it has been since converted into an event center under the name “Showplace Event Center”. It is now used for parties, weddings or any other types of events.
The theatre is planning on getting refurbished and hopefully will open as a performing arts theater if plans work out.
After the theater closed, it was converted into a coffee place for college students called The Hangout, which held many concerts inside. The Hangout closed down sometime in 2010. It is now used as Edinboro Outdoors.
This theater is no longer open at all.
Snap Fitness is now permanently closed, leaving this theater completely vacant once again.
This theater has permanently closed on August 22, 2023.
The land is still empty but the debris has since been cleaned up.
According to the ad on the photo, this theater was owned by Mac Whirter Bros.
This theater opened in 1995, it was relocating from the former Playhouse Theatre building at 628 Peach Street.
There is a good chance that this theater was demolished.
Correct address is 808 PA-97, Waterford, PA 16441
The Folly Theatre is now sitting abandoned, the flea market closed a few years ago and left everything inside untouched.
This theater has been recently demolished in 2023, they’re planning on demolishing the entire Westland Mall but for right now they’re only doing the outparcels.
This theater will unfortunately be permanently closed on July 20, 2023.
The Hoyts actually closed in 2009.
The Super 19 was closed due to the construction of Interstate 90 which was built on the right of the Drive-In. The owner decided not to move the drive-in and just permanently close the theater down in 1959. The land later became a Howard Johnson’s and a trailer park. Now the land has many restaurants and a Walmart Supercenter built where the trailer park once was.
The theater and other surrounding buildings were demolished in 2000 for a new Country Fair convenience store and gas station.
The Erie Movie House is owned by local owners who are both husband and wife, this theater is also used for small concerts at times and party rentals. The name of the theater was previously called Popcorn and a Movie which became Erie Movie House in 2014 after the couple purchased it.
I have a lot of friends who work at this theater and they all tell me it’s only busy during Friday nights or Saturdays, it’s kinda sad since this is the only actual movie theater left in Erie.
The theater also went by the name of Meadville Cinemas 4.
The theater also went by the name of Carmike Cinemas 4.
Correct address is 760 Cincinnati Mills Drive, Forest Park, OH 45240
Correct address is 601 Cincinnati Mills Drive, Forest Park, OH 45240
The Showplace is no longer used as a movie theater, it has been since converted into an event center under the name “Showplace Event Center”. It is now used for parties, weddings or any other types of events.
This theater actually closed in 1985, it was owned by Cinemette Corporation of America towards the end.
Opened in 1914, Closed in 1936.