The Eastgate Cinema 4 was opened by Ogden Perry Theatres on November 14th, 1975 and closed in 1995. It was later taken over by Gulf States theatres in 1986 and United Artists in 1987. It was never part of General Cinema. Grand opening ad posted.
This was renamed Cinema City on June 30th, 1967, after its third screen opened. The fourth screen, billed as the “Screening Room” opened on April 1st, 1970. Adult movies were shown in the “Screening Room” in the mid 1970s. More to come.
In 1969 the State started to show adult movies including “I Am Curious (Yellow)” (Jag är nyfiken – en film i gult). The second screen opened on September 9th, 1970. Ads posted.
Grand opening ad posted.
Grand opening ad posted.
This opened as the Compton Cinema Club on December 7th, 1965, showing adult movies for members who paid ten shillings.
This reopened as Cinecenta on August 21st, 1977, to the public. It was the Compton cineclub 24.
Grand opening ad:
Odeon Cinema - Perry Barr 31 Jul 1930, Thu Evening Despatch (Birmingham, West Midlands, England) Newspapers.com
To be demolished
Three underperforming Las Vegas casinos, beloved by locals, will be demolished: Texas Station, Fiesta Rancho and Fiesta Henderson.
The three casinos, owned by Station Casinos, have been closed since March 18, 2020, due to the pandemic. …
https://www.casino.org/vitalvegas/three-las-vegas-casinos-to-be-demolished/
Reopened as Fine Arts on November 7th, 1956. Another ad posted.
Grand opening ad posted. Closed (or stopped its newspaper ads) in 1929.
This opened as the Five Star Cinema Center on June 20th, 1997. Grand opening ad posted.
The Eastgate Cinema 4 was opened by Ogden Perry Theatres on November 14th, 1975 and closed in 1995. It was later taken over by Gulf States theatres in 1986 and United Artists in 1987. It was never part of General Cinema. Grand opening ad posted.
Opened on August 11th, 1950. Grand opening ad posted.
Newspaper listings ended in 1953.
Published May 13th, 1953
Opened on May 14th, 1953. Grand opening ad posted.
Opened with little fanfare as Flagship cinemas on December 8th, 1995.
Opened on November 23rd, 1950.
Barksdale Drive-In opening 23 Nov 1950, Thu The Times (Shreveport, Louisiana) Newspapers.com
This was renamed Cinema City on June 30th, 1967, after its third screen opened. The fourth screen, billed as the “Screening Room” opened on April 1st, 1970. Adult movies were shown in the “Screening Room” in the mid 1970s. More to come.
The Rivergate Cinema 10 opened on November 8th, 1991. Grand opening ad posted. 14 screens in 1993.
In 1969 the State started to show adult movies including “I Am Curious (Yellow)” (Jag är nyfiken – en film i gult). The second screen opened on September 9th, 1970. Ads posted.
Opened December 7th, 1925 per:
Capitol Theatre opening 06 Dec 1925, Sun The Times (Shreveport, Louisiana) Newspapers.com
The Hippodrome opened on August 6th, 1913.
Hippodrome Theatre opening 06 Aug 1913, Wed The Shreveport Journal (Shreveport, Louisiana) Newspapers.com
Two screens on April 11th, 1968. Ad posted.
Opened June 14th, 1950. Grand opening ad posted.
The Brunswick Drive-In opened on May 26th, 1950, with two cartoons and two features. Grand opening ad posted.
Opened on July 26th, 1949, at the site of the old C-Bar-C ranch. Grand opening ad posted.