It was later taken over by Plitt in 1973 and Cineplex Odeon in 1985 who sold it to Neighborhood Entertainment, Inc. in 1990 and sold to USA Cinemas who reopened it as the Crossroads Cinema on December 15th, 1995. It closed in 1998 and reopened by James Duffy as the Cinema Grill. Still waiting to find out when its name changed to the Cinema Cafe. 1995 and 1999 grand opening ads posted.
The Carmike 10 opened on August 7th, 1998 with four of its auditoriums having stadium seating and THX certified sound systems. It was taken over by AMC in 2016 who renamed it Classic Roanoke 10 in early 2017. Grand opening ad posted.
Closed August 24th, 2000. Ad posted.
It placed its first ad as “Cinema Cafe” on December 21st. 2001. Another ad posted.
Renamed Salem Valley 8 on May 19th, 1989, and taken over in 1994 by Carmike Cinemas. Reseated and reopened on October 15th 1999. More ads posted.
Closed by Regal in 1998 after its conversion into first-run movies failed against the two Carmikes.
Closed in February 1997.
Opened in 2017.
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It was later taken over by Plitt in 1973 and Cineplex Odeon in 1985 who sold it to Neighborhood Entertainment, Inc. in 1990 and sold to USA Cinemas who reopened it as the Crossroads Cinema on December 15th, 1995. It closed in 1998 and reopened by James Duffy as the Cinema Grill. Still waiting to find out when its name changed to the Cinema Cafe. 1995 and 1999 grand opening ads posted.
The Carmike 10 opened on August 7th, 1998 with four of its auditoriums having stadium seating and THX certified sound systems. It was taken over by AMC in 2016 who renamed it Classic Roanoke 10 in early 2017. Grand opening ad posted.
Grand opening ad posted.
The Roosevelt Drive-In opened on July 13th, 1955, as the “World’s most luxurious Drive-In Theatre”. Grand opening ad posted.
Uploaded an October 2017 streetview image. The place was falling apart by this time. It must have been built cheaply.
It opened May 18th, 2005. Grand opening ad posted.
opened on September 15th, 1917. Grand opening ad posted.
Closed in February 1952.
Reopened as Victory on September 4th, 1942.
Held an reopening on January 8th, 1963. ad posted.
Opened on September 11th, 1928 and closed in 1978. Grand opening ad posted.
Grand opening ad posted.
Opened March 1st, 1972. Grand opening ad posted.
Demolition
by having a look for others cinemas in 1999 at newspapers.com, They just completed Boise.
Opened on July 15th, 1970
“The Boise Stadium 22 & IMAX was closed on August 24, 2001. It reopened on February 28, 2003.
Contributed by Ron Pierce"
The 2001-2003 closure applies to the separate stand-alone IMAX building only. The main cinema building remained open.
The Edwards Boise Downtown Stadium 9 opened on November 18th, 2005. It will reopen as the BoDo Cinema by Cinema West on March 17th, 2023.
and reopened as a discount cinema on March 22nd, 2002 and closed in 2003. Another ad posed.