Nashua Mall 1-4
100 Coliseum Avenue,
Nashua,
NH
03063
100 Coliseum Avenue,
Nashua,
NH
03063
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Previously operated by: Canad Cinemas, General Cinema Corp., Hoyts Cinemas
Previous Names: Nashua Mall Cinema 1-2, Canad Cinema
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A typical multi-screen movie complex. The Nashua Mall Cinema 1-2 opened by General Cinema Corp. on March 29, 1972 with George C. Scott in “The Hospital” & Bruce Armstrong in “Winter Comes Early”. In the late-1970’s the two screens were divided, and it became the Nashua Mall 1-4. In the early-1990’s it was taken over by Canad Cinemas. Hoyts took over in December 1997 and it was closed on March 20, 2003.
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The Canaad was demolished a few years back. The site is occupied by a Wendy’s and Outback Steak House.
This theater was opened with two screens by General Cinema Corp. It was later tripled, then made a 4-plex, by splitting each of the original houses into two. This theater and the Bedford Mall 4 were sold to Canad by GCC at the same time.
Uploaded the March 31st, 1972 grand opening ad here.
Launched by General Cinema as Nashua Mall Cinema I & II on March 29, 1972 with a preview night showing “The Hospital” and “Winter Comes Early.” Official opening was two nights later.
When did this cinema become a Hoyts? They couldn’t have been open as a Hoyts for too long.
The Nashua Mall 1-4 actually started life as the Nashua Mall Cinema I & II, opening by General Cinema on March 29, 1972 with “The Hospital” in Screen 1 and “Winter Comes Early” in Screen 2. Both auditoriums were divided into a quad in the late-1970s, and became the Nashua Mall 1-4.
General Cinema first operated the theater for most of its life until the early-1990s, when the theater was purchased by Canad Cinemas, though retaining the original Nashua Mall 1-4 name. Several years later, Hoyts took over the Nashua Mall 1-4 in December 1997 after Hoyts purchased the Canad chain.
It was closed on March 20, 2003.