The Trans-Lux Theatre commenced operations on December 27th, 1968, and was managed by Brandt Theatres. It underwent renovations on May 21st, 1975, and reopened with two screens. United Artists assumed ownership of the establishment on May 25th, 1979, and changed its name to Movies at York Mall I & II. However, the theatre was eventually closed on June 12th, 1997. Grand opening ads posted.
This opened on May 13th, 1954. Grand opening ad posted.
Grand opening ad posted.
Looks like an UA ad.
To be demolished in 1997
Consolidated Theatres opened it on April 28th, 2000. Grand opening ad posted
The Trans-Lux Theatre commenced operations on December 27th, 1968, and was managed by Brandt Theatres. It underwent renovations on May 21st, 1975, and reopened with two screens. United Artists assumed ownership of the establishment on May 25th, 1979, and changed its name to Movies at York Mall I & II. However, the theatre was eventually closed on June 12th, 1997. Grand opening ads posted.
Demolished 2022 per streetview.
opened May 7th, 2010.
Frank Queensgate opening 05 May 2010, Wed The York Dispatch (York, Pennsylvania) Newspapers.com
Article
Article
February 11th, 1976
Grand opening ad:
Goldman’s Plaza theatre opening 22 Jun 1971, Tue The Evening Sun (Hanover, Pennsylvania) Newspapers.com
May 13th, 1965
Hanover Theatre reopening 13 May 1965, Thu The Evening Sun (Hanover, Pennsylvania) Newspapers.com
1930 and 1939 grand opening ads posted.
Reopened June 22nd, 1990 with 8 screens. Grand opening ad posted.
More at https://sallesdecinemas.blogspot.com/2021/10/voltaire-gaumont-paris-11eme.html
Opened August 17th, 1970. ad posted.
Opened on May 9th, 1949 according to the grand opening ad (posted).
Grand opening ad posted
Closed August 24th, 2000. Ad posted.
It placed its first ad as “Cinema Cafe” on December 21st. 2001. Another ad posted.
Renamed Salem Valley 8 on May 19th, 1989, and taken over in 1994 by Carmike Cinemas. Reseated and reopened on October 15th 1999. More ads posted.
Closed by Regal in 1998 after its conversion into first-run movies failed against the two Carmikes.
Closed in February 1997.
Opened in 2017.
https://theroanoker.com/blogging/behind-the-page/unearthing-a-roanoke-time-capsule/