Theatre opened on December 15th, 1998 with Charlton Heston with his movies playing on all of its screens. Opened for regular business on December 18th. Grand opening ad in photo section
Closing in 2016 for a new 14-plex in the mall. http://www.harkinstheatres.com/theatreOpenings.aspx
Chris 1982, The original name means that this was the 7th cinema in the Harkins chain, not the screen count. The cinema was renamed as Camelview in 1974.
The cinema was expanded on July 13th, 1990 to its five screens. Grand opening ad in photo section.
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This opened as Scottsdale Pavilions by United Artists on November 17th, 1989 and closed in 2009. Reopened as Ultraluxe on November 19th, 2010 and closed again on August 17th, 2015. Grand opening ads as well as the website closing announcement in photo section for this cinema.
March 17th, 1989 grand opening ad in photo section. This cinema featured the “High Impact Theatre” system as well as Torus screens in the two largest cinemas.
December 17th, 1999 grand opening ad in the photo section
Theatre opened on December 15th, 1998 with Charlton Heston with his movies playing on all of its screens. Opened for regular business on December 18th. Grand opening ad in photo section
December 15th movies: Airport
Alaska
Big County, The
Buccaneer, The
Counterpoint
Earthquake
El Cid
Greatest Show on Earth
Greatest Story ever Told
Grey Lady Down
Hawaiian, The
Midway
Naked Jungle
Planet of the Apes
Ten Commandments, The
Touch of Evil
True Lies
Two Minute Warning
Wayne’s World
November 13th, 1998 grand opening ad in photo section. It was opened by Wisconsin’s Wildwood Theatres.
March 6th, 1998 grand opening ad in the photo section.
October 27th, 1997 grand opening ad in photo section. It claimed that it was the largest all THX cinema in the world.
December 18th, 2009 grand reopening of the IMAX as well as the November 20th, 1997 grand opening ad in the photo section for this cinema.
December 19th, 1997 grand opening ad in photo section.
May 10th, 1996 grand opening ad as UA Sonora Village in photo section.
November 22nd, 1996 grand opening ad as 11-plex also in photo section
August 2nd, 1996 grand opening ad in photo section.
December 13th, 1996 grand opening ad in photo section.
September 22nd, 1995 grand opening ad in photo section.
July 2nd, 1993 grand opening ad in photo section.
Closing in 2016 for a new 14-plex in the mall. http://www.harkinstheatres.com/theatreOpenings.aspx
Chris 1982, The original name means that this was the 7th cinema in the Harkins chain, not the screen count. The cinema was renamed as Camelview in 1974.
The cinema was expanded on July 13th, 1990 to its five screens. Grand opening ad in photo section.
See and search my clippings at http://azcentral.newspapers.com/profile/rivest266/
July 13th, 1990 grand opening ad. It opened as a discount, not first run according to the grand opening ad in the photo section. Admission: $1.00
now closed.
This opened as Scottsdale Pavilions by United Artists on November 17th, 1989 and closed in 2009. Reopened as Ultraluxe on November 19th, 2010 and closed again on August 17th, 2015. Grand opening ads as well as the website closing announcement in photo section for this cinema.
March 17th, 1989 grand opening ad in photo section. This cinema featured the “High Impact Theatre” system as well as Torus screens in the two largest cinemas.
December 16th, 1988 grand opening ad in photo section.
AMC Gateway Village 10, Blair Chandler Park 10 and Mann Tri-City 4 opened on the same day.
AMC Gateway Village 10, Blair Chandler Park 10 and Mann Tri-City 4 opened on the same day. Grand opening ad in photo section.
May 15th, 1987 and May 22nd grand opening ads as Chandler Park 10. It was opened by Blair theatres as the largest theatre in Arizona.
May 15th, 1987 grand opening ad in photo section.
January 31th, 1986 grand opening ad in photo section.
May 21st, 1982 grand opening ad as Westridge Cinema in photo section.
December 12th, 1980 grand opening ad in photo section.