Opened on August 9th, 1956 and closed in 1959. It was reopened by Jack Loeks as the North Drive-In on April 28th, 1967 and closed in 1981. Grand opening ad posted.
Opened as Cinema Twin on November 24th, 1971. 4 screens on December 17th, 1976, 6 on May 22nd, 1981, 12 on December 15th, 1989 as the lobby is relocated south.
It was renamed Cinema Carousel on April 3rd, 1997 and expanded to 16 screens. Grand opening ads and pictures posted.
The Jefferson theatre opened on January 20th, 1920 as “Muskegon’s only fireproof theatre” by Paul J. Schlossman. It reopened as the State theatre on September 14th, 1929. Grand opening ads posted.
Opened as Rivoli on November 7th, 1921, and renamed Our on September 7th, 1935. Grand opening ads. Unable to confirm that this was renamed Lakeside theatre in October 1927.
Ad posted.
Opened June 14th, 1996. They had plans to expand it to 6 screens, but the lot was too small. Grand opening ad posted.
Opened on August 9th, 1956 and closed in 1959. It was reopened by Jack Loeks as the North Drive-In on April 28th, 1967 and closed in 1981. Grand opening ad posted.
Adult policy started in 1964 and closed or stopped its newspaper ads in 1971.
Grand opening ad posted.
1923 grand opening ad posted.
Reopened as Harbor on December 25th, 1965 and the 2nd screen opened on December 11th, 1981. More ads and a picture posted.
Renamed the Getty Drive-In on March 20th, 1967 and expanded to 4 screens on May 18th, 1979. Ads posted.
Grand opening ad posted.
Grand opening ad posted.
Opened as Cinema Twin on November 24th, 1971. 4 screens on December 17th, 1976, 6 on May 22nd, 1981, 12 on December 15th, 1989 as the lobby is relocated south.
It was renamed Cinema Carousel on April 3rd, 1997 and expanded to 16 screens. Grand opening ads and pictures posted.
Grand opening ad posted.
Opened on July 3rd, 1949 as the NK Drive-In. Ad posted.
The Regent theatre opened on January 17th, 1916
Grand opening ad posted.
The Jefferson theatre opened on January 20th, 1920 as “Muskegon’s only fireproof theatre” by Paul J. Schlossman. It reopened as the State theatre on September 14th, 1929. Grand opening ads posted.
Opened as Rivoli on November 7th, 1921, and renamed Our on September 7th, 1935. Grand opening ads. Unable to confirm that this was renamed Lakeside theatre in October 1927.
Renamed Ritz on October 7th, 1928 and NK on January 29th, 1943 as Nick Juris takes it over. Grand opening ads posted.
Grand opening ad posted.
Opened on November 7th, 1921, as the Rivoli theatre. Grand opening ad posted. It was owned by P. J. Schlossman.
Opened on September 8th, 1917. Grand opening ad posted.
First mentioned on May 28th, 1908 in an Muskegon Cash & Credit Co.
Reopened as Empress on September 1st, 1912. Ad posted.
Opened March 1st, 1909 as Temple per newspaper clipping in the photo section.
Grand opening ad posted.