Closed on September 7, 1987 with “Raising Arizona” and “Mannequin”. Marcus Theatres briefly last operated the theater for only its last two months of operation.
Everything was still intact into as late as 1988. After the road was widening during the early-1990s, the traces and projection booth are still visible but appears to be gone during the following decade.
Twinned on June 16, 1978.
Closed on September 7, 1987 with “Raising Arizona” and “Mannequin”. Marcus Theatres briefly last operated the theater for only its last two months of operation.
Everything was still intact into as late as 1988. After the road was widening during the early-1990s, the traces and projection booth are still visible but appears to be gone during the following decade.
Actual closing date is September 20, 1987 with “Stakeout” and “The Color Of Money”.
Opened with “Le Mans” in Screens 1 and 3 and “Willy Wonka And The Chocolate Factory” in Screens 2 and 4.
Closed on May 11, 1995, and everything went on sale three days later.
Closed on June 22, 1976 with “The Dutchess And The Dirtwater Fox”.
Closed in either late-1950s or early-1960s.
Briefly taken over by United Artists on April 22, 1988, after UA purchased all then-48 Sameric theaters.
Taken over by United Artists on April 22, 1988, after UA purchased all then-48 Sameric theaters.
Taken over by United Artists on April 22, 1988, after UA purchased all then-48 Sameric theaters.
Taken over by United Artists on April 22, 1988, after UA purchased all then-48 Sameric theaters.
Taken over by United Artists on April 22, 1988, after UA purchased all then-48 Sameric theaters.
Actual closing date is September 6, 1984.
Taken over by United Artists on April 22, 1988, after UA purchased all then-48 Sameric theaters.
Taken over by United Artists on April 22, 1988, after UA purchased all then-48 Sameric theaters.
Taken over by United Artists on April 22, 1988, after UA purchased all then-48 Sameric theaters.
Taken over by United Artists on April 22, 1988, after UA purchased all then-48 Sameric theaters.
Taken over by United Artists on April 22, 1988, after UA purchased all then-48 Sameric theaters.
Taken over by United Artists on April 22, 1988, after UA purchased all then-48 Sameric theaters.
Taken over by United Artists on April 22, 1988, after UA purchased all then-48 Sameric theaters.
Current movie function is first-run. It was once operated by Cinecom and later by SportService.
First known as New Empire Theatre, not just New Empire. It was now known as Empire Cinema Twin.
Taken over by United Artists on April 22, 1988, after UA purchased all then-48 Sameric theaters.
Taken over by United Artists on April 22, 1988, after UA purchased all then-48 Sameric theaters, but retained the Eric signage.