Capitol 4 Theatres
3600 Country Club Drive,
Jefferson City,
MO
65109
3600 Country Club Drive,
Jefferson City,
MO
65109
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Additional Info
Previously operated by: Crown Cinema Corporation, Goodrich Quality Theaters, Hollywood Theaters
Previous Names: Capitol 2 Theatres
Phone Numbers:
Box Office:
573.893.2221
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News About This Theater
- Aug 10, 2009 — Capital 4 Theater merge plan
The Capitol 2 Theatres was opened by Crown Cinema Corp. on February 15, 1978. Each screen was split into two and it became the 1,250-seat Capitol 4 Theatres in 1985. Impressive entrance with a large lobby. Nice color scheme both in the lobby and the auditoriums. Brightly lit lobby with a spacious area and large concession stand. Stereo in all auditoriums.
The Capitol 4 Theatre closed on August 27, 2009 due to its lease expiring. Business and staff were transferred to the nearby Capitol 8 Theatre.
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Charles Van Bibber
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Actually, the Capital 8 is a newer theatre, built in the mid-90s and located near the Capital 4.
The Capitol 4 did indeed close on Aug 27, 2009. Article in Jefferson City News Tribune stated that Goodrich Quality Theatres plans to upgrade the Capitol 8, and in classic doublespeak stated that closing 4 screens wll actually increase the variety of movies they show(?!).The Capitol 4 had been running second run discount features for several months now, but there is another second run theater in Jefferson City (Truman 4), and they often showed the exact same movies. It would have been nice if they had converted to independent and/or “art film” format like Ragtag Cinema in Columbia to show films that currently never get close to Jefferson City. Maybe someone will. They did not actually lose their lease at the mall, but lease expired, and Goodrich Quality did not renew. The Capitol Mall, like many indoor malls, is going through hard times right now, and many, if not most, of the smaller stores inside are empty.
Nice looking mondern theatre.
The Crown Cinema Corporation (or Crown Theatres as I called it) opened the twin-screen Capital 2 Theatres on February 15, 1978. Both auditoriums split in 1985 and became the Capital 4 Theatres, with a total capacity of 1,250 seats.
It was later operated by Dickinson Theatres, then Hollywood Theaters, and finally Goodwich Quality Theaters.
Correction: It was never once operated by Dickinson Theatres. The Crown Cinema Corporation operated the Capitol 4 until Hollywood Theaters bought the Crown chain in September 1996.