This was once operated by CinemaShowcase, before it was taken over by Empire Theatres in Late 1987. Empire closed the Yarmouth Triple in November 2000 when the Studio 5 opened nearby.
The Starlite Drive-In opened its gates on August 6, 1951 with Shirley Temple in “The Story Of Seabiscuit” along with a few unnamed shorts (all in color).
Closed in the mid-1960s, and was demolished immediately after to make way for the Bastrop Racetrack in 1968. The Walmart Supercenter opened at the former drive-in site on November 8, 2006, as a replacement of its previous location on 2030 East Madison Avenue which opened in 1990. That location was also relocated from its original location on 2021 East Madison Avenue that opened in February 1975 as its 98th location.
The Hollywood did have a brief stint with Premiere Theatres Canada. Famous Players re-took the theater later, and was closed on February 4, 1999 with “Goin' Down The Road”.
This operated as early as 1949. Its original screen was destroyed after heavy winds blew it down on January 13, 1950.
This was once operated by CinemaShowcase, before it was taken over by Empire Theatres in Late 1987. Empire closed the Yarmouth Triple in November 2000 when the Studio 5 opened nearby.
The Empire Studio 5 actually opened its doors on November 10, 2000.
Taken over by 20th Century Theaters on September 27, 1948.
Actual opening date is April 12, 1973 with “The Great Waltz” in Screen 1 and “The New Centurions” in Screen 2.
The Starlite Drive-In opened its gates on August 6, 1951 with Shirley Temple in “The Story Of Seabiscuit” along with a few unnamed shorts (all in color).
The Parkview Drive-In opened its gates on August 4, 1959 with William Holden in “Love Is A Many Splendored Thing” (unknown if extras added).
Closed in the mid-1960s, and was demolished immediately after to make way for the Bastrop Racetrack in 1968. The Walmart Supercenter opened at the former drive-in site on November 8, 2006, as a replacement of its previous location on 2030 East Madison Avenue which opened in 1990. That location was also relocated from its original location on 2021 East Madison Avenue that opened in February 1975 as its 98th location.
Once operated by 20th Century Theaters.
Update: Current functions are a mix of first-run, independent, revival, and classic films.
Once operated by 20th Century Theaters.
Once operated by 20th Century Theaters.
Once operated by 20th Century Theaters.
Last operated by 20th Century Theaters.
Once operated by 20th Century Theaters.
Once operated by 20th Century Theaters.
Once operated by Premier Theatres Canada.
Once operated by Premier Theatres Canada.
Closed on November 14, 1985 with “Transylvania 6-5000”.
Once operated by Premiere Theatres Canada.
Once operated by Premiere Theatres Canada.
Once operated by Premiere Theatres Canada.
Closed by Premiere Theatres Canada on June 23, 1983 with “Psycho II”.
Once operated by Premiere Theatres Canada.
The Hollywood did have a brief stint with Premiere Theatres Canada. Famous Players re-took the theater later, and was closed on February 4, 1999 with “Goin' Down The Road”.