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Last season: 1975.
Opened august 15th, 1952.
Star drive-in opening 21 Aug 1952, Thu Independent-Observer (Conrad, Montana) Newspapers.com
This theatre did not advertise in the Independent Observer.
2009 reopening article:
Orpheum theatre reopening 01 Oct 2009, Thu Independent-Observer (Conrad, Montana) Newspapers.com
Opened April 5th, 1918.
Orpheum Theatre opening 04 Apr 1918, Thu Independent-Observer (Conrad, Montana) Newspapers.com
Most expensive ticket ever: Ulysses on May 2-4, 1967 for $5.50 ($50 in today’s money.)
$50 in 2023 dollars.
Grand opening ad:
Odeon Sutton Coldfield opening 18 Apr 1936, Sat Evening Despatch (Birmingham, West Midlands, England) Newspapers.com
Opening article:
Odeon Sutton Coldfield opening 20 Apr 1936, Mon Birmingham Gazette (Birmingham, West Midlands, England) Newspapers.com
Closed in February 2000.
closed in the end of 1999.
First ad appeared on September 28th. 1970.
Opened December 25th, 1969. Grand opening ad posted.
Opened on December 12th, 1969 along with the AMC Almeda 4. Grand opening ads posted.
The Gaylynn Terrace theatre opened on December 25th, 1968. Grand opening ad posted.
Reopened by Loews on December 25th, 1969. Ad posted.
Opened as Cinne Arts on September 19th, 1969, showing underground 16MM films. Grand opening ad posted.
It and the AMC Northwest 4 opened on December 12th, 1969 (Town & Country 6 on Christmas Day). Grand opening ads posted.
The Parkway Drive-In theatre opened with “Who’s afraid of Virginia Woolf?” on April 14th, 1967. Grand opening ad posted.
The North Shore Theatre opened on October 26th, 1967, as the “Newest theatre in the world” as their 13th location in Houston. Grand opening ad with picture posted.
The Interstate Parkview theatre opened on July 21st, 1966. Grand opening ad posted.
This was opened by Stanley Warner on June 23rd, 1966. Grand opening ad posted.
opened on July 6th, 1966 as the Height Art adult cinema. Ad posted.
Grand opening ad posted.
Two more grand opening ads posted.
Last season: 1975.
Opened august 15th, 1952.
This theatre did not advertise in the Independent Observer.
2009 reopening article:
Opened April 5th, 1918.
Most expensive ticket ever: Ulysses on May 2-4, 1967 for $5.50 ($50 in today’s money.)
$50 in 2023 dollars.
Grand opening ad:
Opening article:
Closed in February 2000.
closed in the end of 1999.
First ad appeared on September 28th. 1970.
Opened December 25th, 1969. Grand opening ad posted.
Opened on December 12th, 1969 along with the AMC Almeda 4. Grand opening ads posted.
The Gaylynn Terrace theatre opened on December 25th, 1968. Grand opening ad posted.
Reopened by Loews on December 25th, 1969. Ad posted.
Opened as Cinne Arts on September 19th, 1969, showing underground 16MM films. Grand opening ad posted.
It and the AMC Northwest 4 opened on December 12th, 1969 (Town & Country 6 on Christmas Day). Grand opening ads posted.
The Parkway Drive-In theatre opened with “Who’s afraid of Virginia Woolf?” on April 14th, 1967. Grand opening ad posted.
The North Shore Theatre opened on October 26th, 1967, as the “Newest theatre in the world” as their 13th location in Houston. Grand opening ad with picture posted.
The Interstate Parkview theatre opened on July 21st, 1966. Grand opening ad posted.
This was opened by Stanley Warner on June 23rd, 1966. Grand opening ad posted.
opened on July 6th, 1966 as the Height Art adult cinema. Ad posted.
Grand opening ad posted.
Two more grand opening ads posted.