The Watchung & XD is actually the 3rd Cinemark to open in New Jersey, with the Cinemark 16 & XD in Somerdale, NJ being the first, opened back in the early 1990’s as Movies 10
Tenet is returning to the IMAX Theatre in 70mm for 1 week in February. Will be the only location in SE Pennsylvania to show this film. Next closest location is AMC Lincoln Square 13 in Manhattan.
Seen a picture of the original single screen Andorra Theatre when it was Acme Markets. William Goldman Theatres acquired the building from Acme Markets Inc when they built the current Acme Markets building. Rest is history.
Found out while read a obituary of Hank Milgram, that Milgram Theatres once owned the Uptown Theatre, sometime after the joint Sam Shapiro-Warner Bros. Pictures ownership (Sam Shapiro the building, Warner Bros. Pictures, through Stanley Warner Theatres, the operational rights)
This theatre’s old Mall entrance has since been sealed when the entire Fairgrounds Mall was demolished, excluding the theater, Boscov’s, Burlington, and Planet Fitness.
As of November 11, 2022, the IMAX Theatre reopened as a “IMAX with Laser st AMC” Theatre, with “Black Panther Wakanda Forever” in Laser IMAX and Laser IMAX 3D.
As of October 3, 2022, the IMAX Theatre is being renovated to become a Laser IMAX Theatre. It is slated to be open in time for Avatar: Way Of The Water
Currently there"s a Dunkin' , a H&R Block, and a Wells Fargo on the site of the RKO Stanley Warner’s Midway Theatre. The Wells Fargo moved from it’s original site (as Kensington Trust Company/First Pennsylvania Banking And Trust Company) in 2013.
a new Mall entrance and a big Lego giraffe is now on part of the spot where the Cinema On the Mall (Cinema I & II Plymouth Meeting Mall) was located, on the outside. The food court is located where the other half of the the theatre was.
Same theatre building design as the long gone Stanley Warner’s Plaza Theatre in King of Prussia, PA, which closed as United Artists/Eric Plaza Twin Theatre in 2000.
This was 1 of 2 theatres Redstone Theatres [National Amusements] opened on 12/7/1979, the other being the Amboy Multiplex Cinemas in Sayerville, NJ [Ad listed that theatre as Amboy Cinemas]
The design for the Showcase Cinemas Springdale was also used by the Amboy Multiplex Cinemas [built on the Amboys Drive-In], in Sayreville, NJ; and Sunrise Multiplex Cinemas [built on the Sunrise Drive-In], in Valley Stream, NY.
This theatre has a similar design as the Stanley Warner’s Plaza Theatre [Sameric’s/United Artists Eric Plaza Twin Theatre], whichwas in King of Prussia, PA
The Eric Concordville 4 Theatre/Philadelphia Park Turf Club is now an used car dealership, with a addition added to the Screen #3-4 addition
The Watchung & XD is actually the 3rd Cinemark to open in New Jersey, with the Cinemark 16 & XD in Somerdale, NJ being the first, opened back in the early 1990’s as Movies 10
Still an empty lot as of Late 2023
Where the “ERIC Clifton Heights” sign is was where General Cinema had the “CINEMA” signage
Now Closed
This Theatre, as well as Kendig Square 6 and South York Cinema, all owned by FunTime Cinemas, are now closed
Regal is advertising this Theatre as “King of Prussia with IMAX & 4DX”. What auditorium is the 4DX at?
Tenet is returning to the IMAX Theatre in 70mm for 1 week in February. Will be the only location in SE Pennsylvania to show this film. Next closest location is AMC Lincoln Square 13 in Manhattan.
Superman: The Motion Picture opened here at Milgram’s Fox Theatre in 1978
Animal Rides is now in the former Posel’s/AMC Premiere Twin Theatre. Picture added.
Seen a picture of the original single screen Andorra Theatre when it was Acme Markets. William Goldman Theatres acquired the building from Acme Markets Inc when they built the current Acme Markets building. Rest is history.
Found out while read a obituary of Hank Milgram, that Milgram Theatres once owned the Uptown Theatre, sometime after the joint Sam Shapiro-Warner Bros. Pictures ownership (Sam Shapiro the building, Warner Bros. Pictures, through Stanley Warner Theatres, the operational rights)
This theatre’s old Mall entrance has since been sealed when the entire Fairgrounds Mall was demolished, excluding the theater, Boscov’s, Burlington, and Planet Fitness.
Where Rows A to G is in this pic is now Rows A to C of Dolby Cinema
As of November 11, 2022, the IMAX Theatre reopened as a “IMAX with Laser st AMC” Theatre, with “Black Panther Wakanda Forever” in Laser IMAX and Laser IMAX 3D.
As of October 3, 2022, the IMAX Theatre is being renovated to become a Laser IMAX Theatre. It is slated to be open in time for Avatar: Way Of The Water
Currently there"s a Dunkin' , a H&R Block, and a Wells Fargo on the site of the RKO Stanley Warner’s Midway Theatre. The Wells Fargo moved from it’s original site (as Kensington Trust Company/First Pennsylvania Banking And Trust Company) in 2013.
I saw Doctor Strange In The Multiverse Of Madness here in the Dolby Cinema theatre on that movie’s opening week (Week of 5/6/2022 [Friday])
a new Mall entrance and a big Lego giraffe is now on part of the spot where the Cinema On the Mall (Cinema I & II Plymouth Meeting Mall) was located, on the outside. The food court is located where the other half of the the theatre was.
Same theatre building design as the long gone Stanley Warner’s Plaza Theatre in King of Prussia, PA, which closed as United Artists/Eric Plaza Twin Theatre in 2000.
Note: Uptown stand was located between Theatres #12 & 13, now used for storage
This was 1 of 2 theatres Redstone Theatres [National Amusements] opened on 12/7/1979, the other being the Amboy Multiplex Cinemas in Sayerville, NJ [Ad listed that theatre as Amboy Cinemas]
The design for the Showcase Cinemas Springdale was also used by the Amboy Multiplex Cinemas [built on the Amboys Drive-In], in Sayreville, NJ; and Sunrise Multiplex Cinemas [built on the Sunrise Drive-In], in Valley Stream, NY.
This theatre has a similar design as the Stanley Warner’s Plaza Theatre [Sameric’s/United Artists Eric Plaza Twin Theatre], whichwas in King of Prussia, PA
The Penn Fruit Company store was replaced, along with the World, by Rugoff’s/Cinema 5’s New World Theatre