It opened on April 25th, 1951 as the Sterling Theatre and renamed Theatre in Sterling on July 12th, 1968 and renamed Sterling again on June 4th. 1971. It reopened as the Sterling I & II by Carisch Theatres on June 14th, 1972 and became the Sterling 3 on March 21st, 1986. It was later taken over by Carmike Cinemas and Cinemagic Theatres in 2003 and closed in January 2004.
This opened on June 5th, 1968 after some delays. Grand opening ad posted.
This opened on July 31st, 1968 with “War and Peace” “Война и мир”. Grand opening ad posted.
Reopened as Naro on March 17th, 1967. Ad posted.
opened on July 7th, 1965. Grand opening ad posted.
This opened as the Carmike 8 on June 13th, 1991. Grand opening ad posted.
Opened October 5th, 2009
The Cinemark Movies 10 opened on November 9th, 1990. Grand opening ad posted.
Closed 1994.
Closed in 1981.
Grand opening ad posted.
Showing Three Ring Circus:
Gone with the Wind opening crowd:
Palace theatre in Bryan for “Gone with the Wind” 16 Aug 1985, Fri Bryan-College Station Eagle (Bryan, Texas) Newspapers.com
3 screens on May 27th, 1983. Ad posted.
Correction: the Plitt Post Oak Mall III opened its doors on April 16th, 1982 per:
Grand opening ad posted.
Closed June 6th, 1953 for retail space.
The Carmike 12 opened on December 11th, 1998. the 15th screen, the Big D opened on November 22nd, 2013
Opened March 23rd, 1942.
Reopened as Park on July 1st, 1939.
Opened August 12th, 1936, with an former opening on the 26th.
Grand opening ad posted.
Grand opening ad posted.
OakPark mall opening 23 Jun 1976, Wed The Austin Daily Herald (Austin, Minnesota) Newspapers.com
Article of interest:
It opened on April 25th, 1951 as the Sterling Theatre and renamed Theatre in Sterling on July 12th, 1968 and renamed Sterling again on June 4th. 1971. It reopened as the Sterling I & II by Carisch Theatres on June 14th, 1972 and became the Sterling 3 on March 21st, 1986. It was later taken over by Carmike Cinemas and Cinemagic Theatres in 2003 and closed in January 2004.
Opened or reopened as State on March 6th, 1924 and closed in 1962. It may have open as the Lyric on February 4th, 1912.