This opened during the week of November 20th, 1910 and closed in 1938. It was reopened by E. M. Loew’s as the Capitol theatre on December 24th, 1939. 1910 and 1939 grand opening ads posted.
This opened as the Congress theatre on August 31st, 1908, and reopened as Greely’s on August 12th, 1912, and as Gayety on September 1st, 1919. After rebuilding, it reopened as the Colonial theatre on August 9th, 1926. Grand opening ads posted.
This opened as the Ghent Theatre on July 1st, 1915, and closed (or stopped placing ads in the newspapers) in 1918. It reopens on September 3rd, 1928, and reopens again as the Plaza theatre on July 18th, 1932. Grand opening ads posted.
1997 plan for this cinema.
Star Cinema plan 02 May 1997, Fri The Birmingham Post (Birmingham, West Midlands, England) Newspapers.com
This opened on September 16th, 1937 per:
French language grand opening ad from 1991 posted
French Language grand opening ad posted
Renamed Saco Open Air on July 22nd, 1939.
Grand opening ad posted.
Reopened as Civic on October 29th, 1939 per:
Civic Theatre reopening 29 Oct 1939, Sun Portland Press Herald (Portland, Maine) Newspapers.com
This opened during the week of November 20th, 1910 and closed in 1938. It was reopened by E. M. Loew’s as the Capitol theatre on December 24th, 1939. 1910 and 1939 grand opening ads posted.
The State opened on the eighth of November 1929. ad:
State Theatre opening 03 Nov 1929, Sun Portland Press Herald (Portland, Maine) Newspapers.com
The Maine theatre opened on January 2nd, 1928, as the “World’s safest theatre”. Grand opening ad posted
This opened as the Congress theatre on August 31st, 1908, and reopened as Greely’s on August 12th, 1912, and as Gayety on September 1st, 1919. After rebuilding, it reopened as the Colonial theatre on August 9th, 1926. Grand opening ads posted.
Reopened on September 22nd, 1924, after a rebuilding. Ad posted.
Grand opening ad posted.
Grand opening ad posted.
Grand opening ad posted.
opening article:
Wilder Theatres opened the Princess theatre on November 22nd, 1963 with “Under the Yum Yum Tree”
The Shore Drive-In opened on June 14th, 1956, with “Battle Stations” and “The Kentuckian”
Shore Drive-In opening 14 Jun 1956, Thu The Virginian-Pilot (Norfolk, Virginia) Newspapers.com
This opened as the Ghent Theatre on July 1st, 1915, and closed (or stopped placing ads in the newspapers) in 1918. It reopens on September 3rd, 1928, and reopens again as the Plaza theatre on July 18th, 1932. Grand opening ads posted.
Opened December 20th, 1928. Grand opening ad posted.
The Newport Theatre opened on February 21st, 1928 with “The Opening Night”. Grand opening ad posted.
This reopened as Gates on August 29th, 1928. Ad posted.
Opened May 10th, 1926. Ad below:
The Colony Theatre opened on March 8th, 1926.
Colony theatre opening 07 Mar 1926, Sun Virginian-Pilot and the Norfolk Landmark (Norfolk, Virginia) Newspapers.com
Ad:
Norva theatre opening 26 Nov 1922, Sun Virginian-Pilot and the Norfolk Landmark (Norfolk, Virginia) Newspapers.com