Landover 6 Cinemas
2101 Brightseat Road,
Landover,
MD
20785
2101 Brightseat Road,
Landover,
MD
20785
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Previously operated by: Cineplex Odeon, Neighborhood Theatres
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The Landover 6 Cinemas is one of the first six-screeners in all of Maryland, opening by S&H Theatres on June 21, 1972 with the following in screen order: “Night Comers”, “Great Northfield Minnesota Raid”, “Modern Times” (the 1936 Charlie Chaplin classic), “Concert For Bangladesh” (starring George Harrison and Bob Dylan), “Brother John” and “Red Sun”.
Despite the mall and the theater having a Landover address, it was located in a very unique pocket between Hyattsville, Landover, and Glenarden. Neighborhood Theatres took over the theater soon afterward, followed by Cineplex Odeon afterward in December 1986, who operated the Landover 6 until closing in 1991. Landover Mall closed on May 19, 2002 and the entirety of the mall was demolished in late-2006.
The theater also has a separate outdoor entrance called Promenade 2, which leads to the mall entrance, through the door to the right and down the stairs to the ticket booth, concession stand and auditoriums.
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Reason of the mall’s closure is because of the mall becoming a symbol of decline in Prince George’s County due to crime, changing demographics, and retail neglect.