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SiliconSam, That aerial was for the Starlite.
This reopened in 2011 as Navrang Theatres http://www.navrangtheaters.com/nav_rang/show.do1
It shows movies from India.
You can see the ramps if you use Google Earth’s historical images or historicaerials.com. They disappeared around 2000.
Martin Cineramas were in Atlanta, New Orleans, St. Louis, Chattanooga, Nashville and Seattle.
I posted that grand opening ad in the photo section.
November 17th, 2000 grand opening ad (with StarCite) has been posted here.
August 12th, 1994 grand opening ad has been posted in the photo section. It has an Cinemas Guzzo logo on it.
1968, 1975 and 1991 grand opening ads has been posted here.
This opened on August 29th, 1986.
IMAX coming to this Guzzo http://www.cinemasguzzo.com/en/IMAX.html
October 23rd, 1998 grand opening ad has been posted here.
1962 and 1986 grand opening ads has been posted in the photo section.
November 28th, 1969 grand opening ad has been posted here. VAMP is the name of the cat in the logo, which means Very Adult Motion Pictures.
Grand opening ad posted in the photo section.
Grand opening ad from May 22nd, 1963 as well as the ad as a twin on November 2nd, 1966. Both posted here.
June 19th, 1981 grand opening ad has been posted here.
This opened on February 15th, 1968.
This opened on February 15th, 1974 with 3 cinemas. Ad posted here.
This opened on April 1st, 1970. Grand opening with picture posted here.
This opened on October 17th, 2008. Grand opening ad posted here.
This opened as a twin on November 6th, 1968. Grand opening ad posted here. It was the first for General Cinemas in the state.
This opened on December 12th, 1980. Grand opening ad posted here.
This opened on January 28th, 1983. Grand opening ad posted here.
The cinemas in the mall opened on November 19th, 1975 and the stand-alone building opened as Center Plaza 6 on May 25th, 1983. It was renamed Sea Tac 7-12 in 1984. Grand opening ads in the photo section.
This opened as Northwest Motor-In theatre on April 29th, 1942 and renamed in 1950 as Midway Drive-In.
SiliconSam, That aerial was for the Starlite.
This reopened in 2011 as Navrang Theatres http://www.navrangtheaters.com/nav_rang/show.do1
It shows movies from India.
You can see the ramps if you use Google Earth’s historical images or historicaerials.com. They disappeared around 2000.
Martin Cineramas were in Atlanta, New Orleans, St. Louis, Chattanooga, Nashville and Seattle.
I posted that grand opening ad in the photo section.
November 17th, 2000 grand opening ad (with StarCite) has been posted here.
August 12th, 1994 grand opening ad has been posted in the photo section. It has an Cinemas Guzzo logo on it.
1968, 1975 and 1991 grand opening ads has been posted here.
This opened on August 29th, 1986.
IMAX coming to this Guzzo http://www.cinemasguzzo.com/en/IMAX.html
October 23rd, 1998 grand opening ad has been posted here.
1962 and 1986 grand opening ads has been posted in the photo section.
November 28th, 1969 grand opening ad has been posted here. VAMP is the name of the cat in the logo, which means Very Adult Motion Pictures.
Grand opening ad posted in the photo section.
Grand opening ad from May 22nd, 1963 as well as the ad as a twin on November 2nd, 1966. Both posted here.
June 19th, 1981 grand opening ad has been posted here.
This opened on February 15th, 1968.
This opened on February 15th, 1974 with 3 cinemas. Ad posted here.
This opened on April 1st, 1970. Grand opening with picture posted here.
This opened on October 17th, 2008. Grand opening ad posted here.
This opened as a twin on November 6th, 1968. Grand opening ad posted here. It was the first for General Cinemas in the state.
This opened on December 12th, 1980. Grand opening ad posted here.
This opened on January 28th, 1983. Grand opening ad posted here.
The cinemas in the mall opened on November 19th, 1975 and the stand-alone building opened as Center Plaza 6 on May 25th, 1983. It was renamed Sea Tac 7-12 in 1984. Grand opening ads in the photo section.
This opened as Northwest Motor-In theatre on April 29th, 1942 and renamed in 1950 as Midway Drive-In.