LoungeX
115 Middle Neck Road,
Great Neck,
NY
11021
115 Middle Neck Road,
Great Neck,
NY
11021
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Previously operated by: Bow-Tie Cinemas, Clearview Cinemas, Skouras Theatres, United Artists Theater Circuit Inc.
Functions: Live Performances, Restaurant, Special Events
Previous Names: Squire Theater, Bow-Tie Squire Cinemas, Great Neck Cinemas at the Squire, Squire Theater
Phone Numbers:
Box Office:
516.888.8859
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The Squire Theater was a 900-seat single screen cinema that opened on January 15, 1941. On March 25, 1983 United Artists converted it into a triplex with three shoe-box theaters (2 downstairs, 1 up).
After UA filed for bankruptcy, the Squire Theater sat closed for a couple of months, until being taken over by Wurtzburgh Theatre and was later reopened by Clearview Cinemas. They chopped up the auditorium again on February 14, 1997, and it functioned with 7 small screens.
In June 2013, Bow-Tie Cinemas took over most Clearview locations, including this one. From April 1, 2019 it was operated by an independent operator as the Great Neck Cinemas at the Squire. It was closed on March 16, 2020 due to the Covid-19 pandemic. It was announced in September 2020 that the closure would be permanent.
In summer of 2025 it reopened as LoungeX, a 250-seat dining and entertainment venue.
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Recent comments (view all 46 comments)
Actually the official name is “The Great Neck Cinemas at the Squire” according to their website https://www.greatneckmovies.com/
Please update, UA open it as a triplex on March 25, 1983
Please update, it was taken over by Wurtzburgh before Clearview bought his theatres.
Please update theatre closed permanently due to Covid-19 Theatre just announced on their Facebook page
Grand opening ad posted.
7 screens on February 21st, 1997. No grand opening ad in Newsday.
Please update, became 7 screens on February 14, 1997 (grand opening ad in photos), UA sold the theatre last April 1996, went independent and was closed in the fall for renovations to 7 screens. @rivest 266, ad was one week earlier.
Now Lounge X, a dining and entertainment center. Photo of entrance uploaded.
please update this is a entertainment center don’t think it has 7 screens. the website is https://www.theloungex.com/event-hall
There are no screens.