Operated by the Paramount Foundation of Central Arizona.
Updated website link: http://www.paramountfoundation.org/HOME.html
Another function should be banquet hall.
Went to see a movie here yesterday. Stadium seating in all auditoriums, excellent sound and sightlines. A small arcade area is off the lobby, which is quite spacious. Pictures are in the photo section.
The date 1936 on the building appears to be when it was opened. According to local historians, it was originally called the Lyric. For a time after it closed, it was used by the Lynchburg fire department, then later remodeled by its owner to its present appearance. The address appears to be 133 S Main.
Now called the Town Galleria. This theatre has been converted to a coffee shop in the former lobby and small stores located in the former auditorium.
Address: 715 Eighth Street.
Website: http://www.thetowngalleria.com/
Operated by the Paramount Foundation of Central Arizona. Updated website link: http://www.paramountfoundation.org/HOME.html Another function should be banquet hall.
Official website link: https://phoenix.ticketforce.com/
Updated website link: http://www.orpheumflagstaff.com/ Also showing films on occasion.
Status should be closed. Closed on September 9 2015.
Website is out of date. Facebook page does not list showtimes.
Ultrastar sold this theatre to a private owner and it was renamed Star Cinemas on May 5, 2016.
Updated website: http://www.elriotheatre.com/
Status should be closed. Website down and listed as closed on Facebook page.
Operated by Brenden Theatres. Website: http://www.brendentheatres.com/kingman-4/kingman-info/
Google View of August 2014 shows a Dollarama store at that address. Function should be retail.
Now closed and being used as a church.
Went to see a movie here yesterday. Stadium seating in all auditoriums, excellent sound and sightlines. A small arcade area is off the lobby, which is quite spacious. Pictures are in the photo section.
Now showing films on only 3 screens. Probably can’t afford to go digital in all the auditoriums.
Website: http://sunscinema.com/
The screening room has a few tables and chairs and what looks like a large TV for showing movies.
The date 1936 on the building appears to be when it was opened. According to local historians, it was originally called the Lyric. For a time after it closed, it was used by the Lynchburg fire department, then later remodeled by its owner to its present appearance. The address appears to be 133 S Main.
According to their website, this theatre no longer plays movies. Function is only live performances.
Website: http://www.thebuckheadtheatre.com/
It would appear that this theatre has been demolished, from the appearance of the low-rise building at that address.
According to the website, classic films are scheduled for showing. Status should be: Open/Restoring.
Now a bakery and coffee shop called “Utopia.”
Now called Value Cinema. 8 screens.
Now called the Town Galleria. This theatre has been converted to a coffee shop in the former lobby and small stores located in the former auditorium. Address: 715 Eighth Street. Website: http://www.thetowngalleria.com/
Website: http://canopyclub.com/
Website: http://www.sterlingtheaters.com/
Website is down. Shows listed on their Facebook page.