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Cinémas RGFM stands for the initials of the family members who have owned and operated the chain: Réjane, Guillaume, Frédéric, and Marcel
This was operated by Cinémas RGFM. RGFM stands for the initials of the family members who have owned and operated the chain: Réjane, Guillaume, Frédéric, and Marcel
Additional pictures both AI and source images posted.
A busy night in 2002:
Grand opening ad posted.
Grand opening ad:
Carmike Hollywood Connection opening Article from Dec 19, 1997 The Truth (Elkhart, Indiana)
Carmike Hollywood Connection opening
Closed September 5th, 1991 with “T2”.
Cinema 1 closing Article from Sep 5, 1991 The Truth (Elkhart, Indiana)
Cinema 1 closing
Grand opening ad posted
This reopened as the Warner on Christmas Day, 1930. Grand opening ads posted.
Warner theatre reopening Article from Dec 24, 1930 The Truth (Elkhart, Indiana)
Warner theatre reopening
The Grand opening ad has sailed into port at the photo section. It opened with “The Navigator” with Buster Keaton
All three grand opening ads posted.
This reopened as the Dream Theatre on September 7th, 1908. Another ad posted.
Grand opening ad as Crystal posted.
Demolished per Google Maps aerial view.
and reopened by the owner of the Cinema 7 in Eugene as the Mercury theater on April 22nd, 1988.
https://www.newspapers.com/article/the-register-guard/185987932/ Article from Apr 22, 1988 The Register-Guard (Eugene, Oregon)
https://www.newspapers.com/article/the-register-guard/185987932/
Reopened as June 26th, 1987 as Movieland:
West 11th Movieland opening Article from Jun 26, 1987 The Register-Guard (Eugene, Oregon)
West 11th Movieland opening
Closed September 7th, 1987.
National Theatre closing Article from Sep 3, 1987 The Register-Guard (Eugene, Oregon)
National Theatre closing
This has reopened as Art House in 2022. https://www.eugenearthouse.com/home
closing article:
Waco Twin Cinema closed . Article from Oct 4, 1979 The Register-Guard (Eugene, Oregon)
Waco Twin Cinema closed .
The Valley River Twin was a separate building from the Cinema World.
Opened September 12th, 1975. Grand opening ad posted.
WACO Cinema I & II opening Sep 12, 1975 The Register-Guard (Eugene, Oregon) Newspapers.com
Closing article: Heilig Theatre closing Jun 5, 1973 The Register-Guard (Eugene, Oregon) Newspapers.com
Valley River Twin Cinema opening Apr 21, 1971 The Register-Guard (Eugene, Oregon) Newspapers.com
Became the Fine Arts on June 4th, 1969. Grand opening ad and AI picture posted.
Opened on October 9th, 1947. Grand opening ad posted.
Cinémas RGFM stands for the initials of the family members who have owned and operated the chain: Réjane, Guillaume, Frédéric, and Marcel
This was operated by Cinémas RGFM. RGFM stands for the initials of the family members who have owned and operated the chain: Réjane, Guillaume, Frédéric, and Marcel
Additional pictures both AI and source images posted.
A busy night in 2002:
Grand opening ad posted.
Grand opening ad:
Closed September 5th, 1991 with “T2”.
Grand opening ad posted
This reopened as the Warner on Christmas Day, 1930. Grand opening ads posted.
The Grand opening ad has sailed into port at the photo section. It opened with “The Navigator” with Buster Keaton
All three grand opening ads posted.
This reopened as the Dream Theatre on September 7th, 1908. Another ad posted.
Grand opening ad as Crystal posted.
Demolished per Google Maps aerial view.
and reopened by the owner of the Cinema 7 in Eugene as the Mercury theater on April 22nd, 1988.
Reopened as June 26th, 1987 as Movieland:
Closed September 7th, 1987.
This has reopened as Art House in 2022. https://www.eugenearthouse.com/home
closing article:
The Valley River Twin was a separate building from the Cinema World.
Opened September 12th, 1975. Grand opening ad posted.
Closing article:
Heilig Theatre closing Jun 5, 1973 The Register-Guard (Eugene, Oregon) Newspapers.com
Grand opening ad:
Became the Fine Arts on June 4th, 1969. Grand opening ad and AI picture posted.
Opened on October 9th, 1947. Grand opening ad posted.