This one went through many names. Canada in 1915 and remodeled on September 24th, 1951, renamed Verdi in 1955, renamed Pagoda in 1978 showing movies in Chinese, renamed Pussycat on October 28th, 1981 (Name moved from the current site of l'Amour), New Yorker on October 1st, 1982 and closed in 1983. It reopened as Le Milleau in 1985 before closing for good in 1988. Grand opening ads posted.
Final performance: June 27th, 1974.
The Arcadia theatre opened on October 15th, 1925.
Ad:
Showing the new Spider-Man movie.
Google says this theatre has closed again as of August 2026.
May 29th, 1913 grand opening ad posted. Newspaper listings for this theatre ended in 1918.
First ad appeared as the Verdi on June 27th, 1955 (La Presse and Montreal Star) It later placed ads in the Italian print media after.
This one went through many names. Canada in 1915 and remodeled on September 24th, 1951, renamed Verdi in 1955, renamed Pagoda in 1978 showing movies in Chinese, renamed Pussycat on October 28th, 1981 (Name moved from the current site of l'Amour), New Yorker on October 1st, 1982 and closed in 1983. It reopened as Le Milleau in 1985 before closing for good in 1988. Grand opening ads posted.
There’s some construction going on as of 2023. Theatre was at 218 North Main, Not South Main.
IMAX screen installed in May 2017 per:
First ad found on July 24th, 1932.
Additional grand opening ads posted. No ad found for “Cinne Arts”. Newspaper must had refused its ads.
Also the picture has “1220” on it.
Wrong address, Its at 1220 Rue Ste-Catherine Est. Le Devoir showtime listing posted.
Must be another Corral Drive-in since those are 2009 titles.
murder article:
Last mention as a theatre in 1957. It found God as the Evangelistic Temple in 1959.
Opened on December 22nd, 1939
and Channel 11
Same here.
Now a concert hall. https://texantheater.com/
Closed since March 2020, you can see the theatre rotting away in Street View.
Correction: Final showtimes appeared on November 8th, 2000.
Trouble on July 29th, 2026.
Grand opening ad posted.
This cinema took in USD 13.3 million dollars in 2025 as the most popular cinema in Canada.
Top 10 theaters (in box office)
AMC Burbank 30 – $23.3M AMC Lincoln Square NYC – $21.9M AMC Empire 25 NYC – $20.2M AMC Dine-In Disney Springs 24, Fl – $18.5M AMC Grove 14, LA – $17.6M AMC Century City 15 – $17.6M Regal Irvine Spectrum, CA – $16.5M AMC Universal Citywalk – $15.1M Cinema Cineplex Laval, Quebec – $13.5M Cineplex Yonge-Dundas – Toronto – $13.3M