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This opened on July 11th, 1957. Its grand opening ad can be found in the photo section for this theatre.
December 24th, 1948 grand opening ad. in photo section.
December 24th, 1925 grand opening ad. for renovations also in the same section.
This opened on August 19th, 1954. Grand opening ad in the photo section.
The opening of this drive-in was delayed to September 3rd, 1948.
September 3rd, 1948 grand opening ad in the photo section.
September 3rd, 1925 grand opening ad as Proctor’s also in the photo section.
December 24th, 1925 grand opening ad in the photo section. It opened on the next day.
This reopened as Paramount on October 10th, 1930. Grand opening ad in the photo section.
April 15th, 1921 grand opening ad in the photo section.
October 21st, 1913 grand opening ad as Astor in the photo section.
December 5th, 1908 grand opening ad as Proctors in the photo section.
August 19th, 1905 grand opening ad in the photo section.
September 19th, 1986 grand opening ad as a 6-plex in the photo section. The twin closed down in 1985.
This opened on June 17th, 1983 with four screens and expanded to 8 screens on July 1st, 1983.
This opened on December 25th, 1973. Its grand opening ad can be found in the photo section.
This opened on August 3rd, 1967. Grand opening ad in photo section.
This opened in 1936 as Rex and renamed as a art cinema called Cinema. December 19th, 1963 grand opening ad in photo section.
Reopened as Star on July 20th, 1950. Grand opening ad in photo section.
1941 was a busy year for new theatres in the area. The Annex in Pineville on June 20th, Don two days later and the Joy on Dec 24th.
This opened on December 24th, 1941. Its grand opening ad can be found in the photo section.
This opened on June 22nd, 1941. Ad from the day before in the photo section.
June 20th, 1941 grand opening ad in photo section
This opened as No-Name theatre on May 29th, 1936. On July 2nd, 1936 the management announced an $10 prize for the winning name. Hauber won. May 29th, July 1st and July 3rd ads in the photo section for this theatre.
This was renamed Paramount on October 4th, 12:01 AM, 1930. Grand opening ad from the 3rd in the photo section.
This opened on July 11th, 1957. Its grand opening ad can be found in the photo section for this theatre.
December 24th, 1948 grand opening ad. in photo section.
December 24th, 1925 grand opening ad. for renovations also in the same section.
This opened on August 19th, 1954. Grand opening ad in the photo section.
The opening of this drive-in was delayed to September 3rd, 1948.
September 3rd, 1948 grand opening ad in the photo section.
September 3rd, 1925 grand opening ad as Proctor’s also in the photo section.
December 24th, 1925 grand opening ad in the photo section. It opened on the next day.
This reopened as Paramount on October 10th, 1930. Grand opening ad in the photo section.
April 15th, 1921 grand opening ad in the photo section.
October 21st, 1913 grand opening ad as Astor in the photo section.
December 5th, 1908 grand opening ad as Proctors in the photo section.
August 19th, 1905 grand opening ad in the photo section.
September 19th, 1986 grand opening ad as a 6-plex in the photo section. The twin closed down in 1985.
This opened on June 17th, 1983 with four screens and expanded to 8 screens on July 1st, 1983.
This opened on December 25th, 1973. Its grand opening ad can be found in the photo section.
This opened on August 3rd, 1967. Grand opening ad in photo section.
This opened in 1936 as Rex and renamed as a art cinema called Cinema. December 19th, 1963 grand opening ad in photo section.
Reopened as Star on July 20th, 1950. Grand opening ad in photo section.
1941 was a busy year for new theatres in the area. The Annex in Pineville on June 20th, Don two days later and the Joy on Dec 24th.
This opened on December 24th, 1941. Its grand opening ad can be found in the photo section.
This opened on June 22nd, 1941. Ad from the day before in the photo section.
June 20th, 1941 grand opening ad in photo section
This opened as No-Name theatre on May 29th, 1936. On July 2nd, 1936 the management announced an $10 prize for the winning name. Hauber won. May 29th, July 1st and July 3rd ads in the photo section for this theatre.
This was renamed Paramount on October 4th, 12:01 AM, 1930. Grand opening ad from the 3rd in the photo section.