Screens 3 and 4 opened on December 14, 1984, followed by the fifth screen the next week. Screens 6, 7, and 8 opened on the north side of the building on December 20, 1991. Ads posted.
The Capri cinema opened in 1954, although it is difficult to track its early years as no advertisements were placed at that time. From 1956 to 1958, it appeared in the Associated Theatres listings. During the 1960s, Cinémas Bernard La Have, Inc. took over the cinema, transitioning it to show French movies. The cinema closed in 1969.
On November 11th, 1972, it reopened as Cinéma Maxi I. It then reopened again on April 5th, 1974, as Cinéma Paradis, showcasing French-language adult movies and marking the first location for Cinémas Guzzo. On August 12th, 1977, the cinema was refurbished and reopened with three screens. Finally, it closed on November 20th, 2009.
Reopened as Superior 7 on May 18th, 2001, with the three new stadium seating cinemas opening on August 3rd, 2001. Ad posted.
To CEC on October 6th, 2000.
Omnimax theatre opened on April 19th, 1996 with the VIP event before.
Duluth Omnimax opening 18 Apr 1996, Thu The Duluth News Tribune (Duluth, Minnesota) Newspapers.com
Opening ad posted.
Grand opening ads finally posted.
MJR theatres has been owned by Kinepolis of Belgium since 2019.
Claw Kicker (now a vending and amusement operator) cleaned out its claw machine in September 2016.
Closed as a full time cinema on September 9th, 1980.
Opened with Chill Wills in person on May 27th, 1977, as the Mann’s Triplex Theatre. Grand opened ad posted.
Ultrascreen opening on June 29th, 2012.
Ultrascreen opening 28 Jun 2012, Thu The Duluth News Tribune (Duluth, Minnesota) Newspapers.com
Taken 2009.
10 screens on December 18th, 1998
Screens 3 and 4 opened on December 14, 1984, followed by the fifth screen the next week. Screens 6, 7, and 8 opened on the north side of the building on December 20, 1991. Ads posted.
Last ad published on April 21st, 1986.
The Norshor continued to show movies until November 15th, 1987.
Grand opening ad posted.
ABC Regal Edgware Road opening 10 Sep 1938, Sat Marylebone and Paddington Mercury (Westminster, London, England) Newspapers.com
Reopened as Mode by Essaness theatres on May 25th, 1935. Grand opening ad posted.
Demolished 2024.
Never built. the TAG E-Karting amusement center opened in its place.
Never opened. Guzzo later went bankrupt in 2025.
Article of interest
Carmike buys the Mall Cinemas from Swedish-owned First-International. 03 Jul 1997, Thu Telegraph (North Platte, Nebraska) Newspapers.com
Odeon Taunton opening:
Opened December 2nd, 1953. Ads posted.
More dates and corrections:
The Capri cinema opened in 1954, although it is difficult to track its early years as no advertisements were placed at that time. From 1956 to 1958, it appeared in the Associated Theatres listings. During the 1960s, Cinémas Bernard La Have, Inc. took over the cinema, transitioning it to show French movies. The cinema closed in 1969. On November 11th, 1972, it reopened as Cinéma Maxi I. It then reopened again on April 5th, 1974, as Cinéma Paradis, showcasing French-language adult movies and marking the first location for Cinémas Guzzo. On August 12th, 1977, the cinema was refurbished and reopened with three screens. Finally, it closed on November 20th, 2009.
Maxi I grand opening ad posted.
Found an ad (posted) for the State II in La Presse in Montreal on July 29th, 1977 for “Deep Throat” and “The Devil in Miss Jones”