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I posted the Rio and Liberty grand opening ads in the photo section for this theatre.
Grand opening section is at http://sdrv.ms/14AD67Z It opened on November 17th, 1931
October 26th, 1924 grand opening ad uploaded here.
This was opened by Crown Cinema Corp. Later sold to Wallace Theatres – Hollywood Theatres and in 2013 sold to Regal Entertainment Group.
Google maps gets it wrong it is east of town where Center and Clinton meets.
Aerial before the 2011 renovention is in the photo section for this cinema.
1970 USGS photo uploaded here.
This opened on June 19th, 1963. Grand opening ad uploaded here.
This opened as “The Movies” on March 15th, 1971. Grand opening ad uploaded here.
This opened as the Glen on November 17th, 1949 and as an adult cinema called Glen Art on February 3rd, 1967. Both grand opening ads have been uploaded in the photo section for this theatre.
June 26th, 1953 grand opening ad has been uploaded in the photo section for this theatre.
This closed on November 28th, 2010.
Notice that the Home of the Stars Drive-In opened four days later on the 14th of April?
No listings, did it close down?
This was the American Theatre, which opened in the late 1920’s.
Could this be the Melba theatre?
Looks like the marquee and sign got pulled down for some reason
Looks like it closed by the time the Googlemobile passed it by.
This opened on October 7th, 1994. This is Guzzo’s first English language cinema.
At the main road of RB at Lakeview Circle, there are only houses. Is this an fake listing? We need proof of this cinema.
http://theoperahousetheater.com/ domain is for sale.
The cinema is not visible from Street veiw at the SE corner of 47 & 100. It is behind something?
Grand opening ad uploaded here.
Looks like it closed down in 2009.
USGS aerial photo uploaded.
I posted the Rio and Liberty grand opening ads in the photo section for this theatre.
Grand opening section is at http://sdrv.ms/14AD67Z It opened on November 17th, 1931
October 26th, 1924 grand opening ad uploaded here.
This was opened by Crown Cinema Corp. Later sold to Wallace Theatres – Hollywood Theatres and in 2013 sold to Regal Entertainment Group.
Google maps gets it wrong it is east of town where Center and Clinton meets.
Aerial before the 2011 renovention is in the photo section for this cinema.
1970 USGS photo uploaded here.
This opened on June 19th, 1963. Grand opening ad uploaded here.
This opened as “The Movies” on March 15th, 1971. Grand opening ad uploaded here.
This opened as the Glen on November 17th, 1949 and as an adult cinema called Glen Art on February 3rd, 1967. Both grand opening ads have been uploaded in the photo section for this theatre.
June 26th, 1953 grand opening ad has been uploaded in the photo section for this theatre.
This closed on November 28th, 2010.
Notice that the Home of the Stars Drive-In opened four days later on the 14th of April?
No listings, did it close down?
This was the American Theatre, which opened in the late 1920’s.
Could this be the Melba theatre?
Looks like the marquee and sign got pulled down for some reason
Looks like it closed by the time the Googlemobile passed it by.
This opened on October 7th, 1994. This is Guzzo’s first English language cinema.
At the main road of RB at Lakeview Circle, there are only houses. Is this an fake listing? We need proof of this cinema.
http://theoperahousetheater.com/ domain is for sale.
The cinema is not visible from Street veiw at the SE corner of 47 & 100. It is behind something?
Grand opening ad uploaded here.
Looks like it closed down in 2009.
USGS aerial photo uploaded.