April 24, 1987 when it officially became Cineplex Odeon branding, they started the take over before that date, the ads and Cineplex Odeon policy trailers started on April 24, 1987. At that time, was seeing movies at RKO up until Cineplex took over.
As of today, this location is currently in renovations. Theatres 1 to 8, work hasn’t started yet. Theatre 9 just received a second Dolby Cinema at AMC screen and screens 10, 12, 13 and 15 have AMC Club Rockers and 14 and 16 are currently closed.
Theatre to 10 screens on May 15, 1992 (grand opening ad in the photos section)with the new wing opening, and the other 5 renovated with the complete opening on June 19, 1992
Please update,rename theatre to Wallace Theatres Union Station 10 Cinemas, Wehrenberg closed the location on May 8, 1996. It was taken over by Wallace Theatres, which opened the location on May 20, 1998, theatre closed May 15, 2003
Wallace Theatres grand opening ad in the photos section plus an article
Please update, rename theatre to RNC Stadium CInemas-Waterloo as per website and total seats 460. Also, uploaded the grand opening ad in the photos section.
April 24, 1987 when it officially became Cineplex Odeon branding, they started the take over before that date, the ads and Cineplex Odeon policy trailers started on April 24, 1987. At that time, was seeing movies at RKO up until Cineplex took over.
Please update, total seats 1,181, renovations are NOW COMPLETE
Seating Capacity:
Theatre 1 53
Theatre 2 and 3 44
Theatre 4 64
Theatre 5 142
Theatre 6 73
Theatre 7 98
Theatre 8 88
Theatre 9 and 10 52
Theatre 11 99
Theatre 12 80
Theatre 13 70
Theatre 14 116
Theatre 15 48
Theatre 16 47
Please update, total seats 1,423
Seating Capacity:
Theatre 1 46
Theatre 2 56
Theatre 3 and 10 62
Theatre 4, 5, 11 and 12 95
Theatre 6 165 4DX
Theatre 7, 14 and 15 70
Theatre 8 79
Theatre 9 220 RPX
Theatre 13 143
Theatre 14 and 15 70
Please update, total seats 843
Seating Capacity:
Theatre 1 170 EMX/Atmos
Theatre 2, 5 and 8 50
Theatre 3 45
Theatre 4 89
Theatre 6 97
Theatre 7 166 EPX/Atmos
Theatre 9 71
Theatre 10 55
Please update, total seats 902
Seating Capacity:
Theatre 1 147 Dolby Cinema at AMC
Theatre 2 164
Theatre 3 111
Theatre 4 107
Theatre 5 76
Theatre 6, 7 and 8 47
Theatre 9 92
Theatre 10 42
Please update, total seats 2073
Seating Capacity:
Theatre 1, 2, 3 and 4 80
Theatre 5 228
Theatre 6 212 Dolby Cinema at AMC
Theatre 7 256 IMAX with Laser
Theatre 8 223
Theatre 9 127
Theatre 10 and 11 142 (NOTE: Theatre 10 70MM DTS equipped)
Theatre 12 128
Theatre 13, 14 and 15 76
Theatre 16 67
Seating Capacity as of today, 15 to 23 currently closed.
Theatre 1 77
Theatre 2 50
Theatre 3 233
Theatre 4 49
Theatre 5 70
Theatre 6 41
Theatre 7 147
Theatre 8 172 4DX
Theatre 9 and 10 94
Theatre 11 173 IMAX with Laser
Theatre 12 50
Theatre 13 74
Theatre 14 144
Theatres 15 to 23 currently closed
The theatre is open, seating capacity hasn’t changed.
As of today, this location is currently in renovations. Theatres 1 to 8, work hasn’t started yet. Theatre 9 just received a second Dolby Cinema at AMC screen and screens 10, 12, 13 and 15 have AMC Club Rockers and 14 and 16 are currently closed.
Current Seating Capacity:
Theatre 1 294
Theatre 2 247
Theatre 3 292 IMAX with Laser
Theatre 4 215
Theatre 5 165
Theatre 6 193
Theatre 7 235
Theatre 8 182
Theatre 9 156 New Dolby Cinema at AMC
Theatre 10 145 (*)
Theatre 11 255 Dolby Cinema at AMC
Theatre 12 120 (*)
Theatre 13 89 (*)
Theatre 14 193 (currently closed)
Theatre 15 137 (*)
Theatre 16 182 (Currently closed)
(*) AMC Club Rockers
Please rename the town to POttsgrove, PA as per the AMC Website and theatre 1 is now XL at AMC, no longer showing BIG D
Theatre 9 and 12 now have XL at AMC
Theatre 16 just installed with XL at AMC
Please rename theatre to AMC Village Square 6, it was triplex on October 17, 1980
Please correct, theatre closed on February 10, 2000 the same day as the AMC Northwest Squre 10
Please update, rename theatre to AMC Northwest Square 10, theatre opened June 10, 1986 and theatre closed on February 10, 2000
Please update, theatre opened June 10, 1986 and theatre closed on February 10, 2000
also, this was never a General Cinema theatre, remove as previous operators.
Theatre to 10 screens on May 15, 1992 (grand opening ad in the photos section)with the new wing opening, and the other 5 renovated with the complete opening on June 19, 1992
Please update,rename theatre to Wallace Theatres Union Station 10 Cinemas, Wehrenberg closed the location on May 8, 1996. It was taken over by Wallace Theatres, which opened the location on May 20, 1998, theatre closed May 15, 2003
Wallace Theatres grand opening ad in the photos section plus an article
The theatre date is July 15,1988
Please update, rename theatre to Marcus O'Fallow Cinema and the screen count is 16. Marcus built a UltraScreen house in the late 2010’s
Total Seats: 1,371
Seating Capacity:
Theatre 1 73
Theatre 2 87
Theatre 3 59
Theatre 4 38
Theatre 5 35
Theatre 6 55
Theatre 7 86
Theatre 8 139 SuperScreen DLX
Theatre 9 138 SuperScreen DLX
Theatre 10 88
Theatre 11 55
Theatre 12 35
Theatre 13 39
Theatre 14 60
Theatre 15 104
Theatre 16 280 UltraScreen DLX
Please update, rename theatre to RNC Stadium CInemas-Waterloo as per website and total seats 460. Also, uploaded the grand opening ad in the photos section.
Seating Capacity:
Theatre 1 96
Theatre 2 56
Theatre 3 58
Theatre 4 94
Theatre 5 33
Theatre 6 40
Theatre 7 46
Theatre 8 37
Please update, total seats 712
Seating Capacity:
Theatre 1, 2, 3 and 4 49
Theatre 5 128
Theatre 6 144
Theatre 7 99
Theatre 8 145
Please fix website to https://www.thelorytheater.com/