AMC to shutter historic Uptown Cinemas in Seattle
posted by
CSWalczak
on
November 24, 2010 at 9:49 am
SEATTLE, WA — AMC will close another theater claiming that its continued operation is not economically viable, only this time it is the eighty-four-year-old Uptown on Seattle’s Queen Anne Avenue. Most recently operated as a triplex, the theater opened in 1926. The last day will be November 28.
The brief announcement is at King5.com.
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A later article with a picture. Feelers are already going out to other potential operators: View link
Would make a great Landmark Theatre. Or… Regency, want to move into Seattle?
I’ve actually had dreams of taking this place over since AMC did — as I felt in went downhill since then, and also I just have dreams of things it could be… I wonder if this means I’m too late? Hope not!
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Does anyone know if the theatre is turn-key or did AMC take all the equipment with them?