Tracyton Movie House
1520 NE Riddell Road,
Bremerton,
WA
98310
1520 NE Riddell Road,
Bremerton,
WA
98310
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Tracyton Movie House (Official)
Additional Info
Previously operated by: Far Away Entertainment
Functions: Movies (First Run)
Previous Names: Redwood Cinema, Olympic Cinemas
Phone Numbers:
Box Office:
360.475.8888
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The four-screen Olympic Cinemas opened in early June of 2006. The theatres were completely renovated and updated when Far Away Entertainment assumed ownership.
The Port Orchard Independent noted that the theatre was originally called the Redwood Cinema when it operated under different management from August of 2002 until 2005.
In May of 2013 the Kitsap Peninsula Business Journal reported that the Olympic Cinemas had installed four all-new digital projectors. Far Away Entertainment had seven other locations in Washington. By August 2021 it had been renamed Tracyton Movie House.
Contributed by
Ron Pierce
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Originally opened in the early 1980’s by Tom Moyer Theatres.
Original projection booth equipment was Ballantyne Pro-35 projector heads on top of Ballantyne Model VII soundheads (all mono sound in all houses). All those were mounted on Ballantyne “VIP” pedestals. Sound was mono Ballantyne model T-25 tube amplifiers mounted in each VIP pedestal. These were all two projector changeover houses running large reels. Auditoriums were done in Tom Moyer’s usual color scheme of yellow-orange-brown pleated drapes.
As an addendum to Ken’s notes: to supply projectors to the Silverdale 4 Cinemas, the “slave” projectors were removed and platter film transports were added in 1986.
This venue is now the “Tracyton Movie House, a combo dine-in/pub cinema. It’s website is: https://tracytonmoviehouse.com/
I didn’t know that Far Away Entertainment had gotten rid of this theater. The Bremerton area is way over-screened now.