Warden Power Centre
725 Warden Avenue,
Scarborough,
ON
M1L 0G8
725 Warden Avenue,
Scarborough,
ON
M1L 0G8
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Previously operated by: Cineplex, Cineplex Odeon, Loews Cineplex
Previous Names: Warden Woods
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This eight-screen Cineplex theatre opened on March 19, 1982, serving the Scarborough area. Though it faced competition from the nearby Famous Players Victoria Terrace, it remained strong. It was converted into a second-run theatre in 2000, following Cineplex Odeon’s Eglinton Town Centre theatre’s opening. It finally closed on October 31, 2001 due to declining attendance.
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Marcus Tran
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This cinema’s opening movies include Fame (United Artists), Montenegro, The Border (Universal), Absence of Malice (Columbia), Taps (20th Century Fox), Caligula (Citadel Films), Airplane! (Paramount), Time Bandits, and Dragonslayer (Paramount and Disney). Its final films on February 15, 2001 include Dungeons & Dragons, The Family Man, Meet the Parents, Proof of Life, Dude, Where’s My Car?, How the Grinch Stole Christmas, Men of Honor, Charlie’s Angels, and The 6th Day.
Cineplex Odeon closed the Warden on October 31, 2001. This was never operated by Loews Cineplex.
So can I ask who ran it back in ‘98-'01? Can’t remember. Cause Cineplex Odeon merged with Loews in 1998 and ran in Canada as Loews Cineplex (even though most – if not all theatres in Canada – retained their Cineplex Odeon branding) until late 2003 when it became Cineplex Galaxy.
The only real noticeable branding style change in the Toronto area of that era was when they built the Sheppard Grande Theatre back in 1998 with that rather nasty new Purple/Orange Cineplex Odeon Logo.
50 Snipes, It was operated by Loews Cineplex, who chose to keep the Cineplex Odeon branding for Canada. I uploaded the Grand Opening ad. Theatre was listed at LCE’s old website, WWW.ENJOYTHESHOW.COM.