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Grand opening ad posted.
Lincoln Theatre opening 15 May 1939, Mon The Standard (St. Catharines, Ontario, Canada) Newspapers.com
The Allen theatre was taken over by Famous Players on August 30th, 1924 and renamed Capitol. Remodeled and reopened on September 2nd, 1939.
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Famous Players Capitol Theatre reopening 01 Sep 1939, Fri The Standard (St. Catharines, Ontario, Canada) Newspapers.com
Final showing:
This was the first and only American location for Famous Players and the 2nd IMAX for the chain with the first being built in Niagara Falls, Ontario. Grand opening ad posted.
Article on page 8:
Grand opening ad: Gatlinburg Place opening 22 Jun 1980, Sun Bristol Herald Courier (Bristol, Tennessee) Newspapers.com
Webshot uploade.
Opening Movie:
Correction: It was not leased out to Cinema Investments, but to someone else.
Closed November 6th, 2023, according to their Facebook page. Screenshot uploaded.
Closed again as i cannot find any showtimes for this cinema, also pulled from the GQT website.
“Temporary closed” according to its website as of December 9th. Screenshot from website uploaded.
Inner lobby picture posted. One can tell that it’s had an typical Cinemas Guzzo layout.
Picture from From Facebook: Les cinémas de Montréal posted.
1980’s photos posted from From Facebook: Les cinémas de Montréal.
1980’s photo from From Facebook: Les cinémas de Montréal posted.
Page 38 has an promotion of the 70mm/6 at the cinema. Read below and in the photo section.
Pictures of this cinema is on page 9 of the Famous News (May/Jun 1982) by Famous Players Canada, Ltd.
Pictures on Page 5 of Famous News May June 1982
Pictures posted. I think it closed in 1999 just before the SilverCity opened.
Pictures on Page 8 on Famous News of Jan/Feb 1982
1981 reopening from Famous News on Page 13.
Pictures of the Palace 6 at Page 9-11 at:
Opened April 10th, 1981 according to Famous News of September and October 1981.
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Grand opening ad posted.
The Allen theatre was taken over by Famous Players on August 30th, 1924 and renamed Capitol. Remodeled and reopened on September 2nd, 1939.
more to come…
Final showing:
This was the first and only American location for Famous Players and the 2nd IMAX for the chain with the first being built in Niagara Falls, Ontario. Grand opening ad posted.
Article on page 8:
Grand opening ad:
Gatlinburg Place opening 22 Jun 1980, Sun Bristol Herald Courier (Bristol, Tennessee) Newspapers.com
Webshot uploade.
Opening Movie:
Correction: It was not leased out to Cinema Investments, but to someone else.
Closed November 6th, 2023, according to their Facebook page. Screenshot uploaded.
Closed again as i cannot find any showtimes for this cinema, also pulled from the GQT website.
“Temporary closed” according to its website as of December 9th. Screenshot from website uploaded.
Inner lobby picture posted. One can tell that it’s had an typical Cinemas Guzzo layout.
Picture from From Facebook: Les cinémas de Montréal posted.
Picture from From Facebook: Les cinémas de Montréal posted.
Picture from From Facebook: Les cinémas de Montréal posted.
1980’s photos posted from From Facebook: Les cinémas de Montréal.
1980’s photo from From Facebook: Les cinémas de Montréal posted.
Page 38 has an promotion of the 70mm/6 at the cinema. Read below and in the photo section.
Pictures of this cinema is on page 9 of the Famous News (May/Jun 1982) by Famous Players Canada, Ltd.
Pictures on Page 5 of Famous News May June 1982
Pictures posted. I think it closed in 1999 just before the SilverCity opened.
Pictures on Page 8 on Famous News of Jan/Feb 1982
1981 reopening from Famous News on Page 13.
Pictures of the Palace 6 at Page 9-11 at:
Opened April 10th, 1981 according to Famous News of September and October 1981.
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