The Paramount Theatre actually opened its doors on November 28, 1934 with Joe Penner in “College Rhythm” (unknown if any extras were added, but musical performances by the city’s high school band were presented on opening day). It first operated by Wilby-Kincey and later by the North Carolina Theatres chain in July 1935.
Opened in May 1952, closed in September 1983.
Closed on July 24, 1986 with “Ferris Bueller’s Day Off” in Screen 1 and “Big Trouble In Little China” in Screen 2.
Opened in 1907.
Closed on March 23, 1965 with Edward G. Robinson in “A Boy Ten Feet Tall” and Walt Disney’s “The Cruise Of The Eagle” along with an unnamed cartoon.
Opened on September 20, 1940 as the State Theatre, renamed the Elk Rapids Cinema on May 26, 1961.
First operated by North Carolina Theatres.
The Paramount Theatre actually opened its doors on November 28, 1934 with Joe Penner in “College Rhythm” (unknown if any extras were added, but musical performances by the city’s high school band were presented on opening day). It first operated by Wilby-Kincey and later by the North Carolina Theatres chain in July 1935.
Once operated by North Carolina Theatres.
Once operated by North Carolina Theatres.
Once operated by North Carolina Theatres.
Once operated by North Carolina Theatres.
Once operated by North Carolina Theatres.
Once operated by North Carolina Theatres.
Once operated by North Carolina Theatres.
Once operated by North Carolina Theatres.
Once operated by North Carolina Theatres.
Once operated by North Carolina Theatres.
Once operated by North Carolina Theatres.
Once operated by North Carolina Theatres.
Once operated by North Carolina Theatres.
Once operated by North Carolina Theatres.
Once operated by North Carolina Theatres.
Once operated by North Carolina Theatres.
Once operated by North Carolina Theatres.
Once operated by North Carolina Theatres.