This was taken over by Frank theatres in 1970 and starts to show adult movies until 1972. It reopened as the Talkies theatre on June 16th, 1973, until 1974 and closed in 1979. 1973 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.
This was taken over by Frank theatres in 1970 and starts to show adult movies until 1972. It reopened as the Talkies theatre on June 16th, 1973, until 1974 and closed in 1979. 1973 grand opening ad posted.
Closed by Hamid Theatres in 1973.
Closed or stopped its ads in 1976. Listed under the GG Northern listings late 1960’s-1972.
Listings for the Capitol ended in 1978.
Reopened as Towne on June 30th, 1971, and its listings ended in late 1971. Ad posted.
Taken over by Frank theatres in 1970 from Apollo theatres and became an adult theatre in 1974 and closed or stopped placing ads in 1977.
Ads stopped for the Charles theatre ended in the Press in 1980.
Opened June 17th, 1983.
Frank Point 4 opening 17 Jun 1983, Fri Press of Atlantic City (Atlantic City, New Jersey) Newspapers.com
Last season: 1983
Last season: 1985.
Ridethetrain: thanks for the correction. Newspapers just added all the Atlantic City papers and expect more info on AC region cinemas.
Thanks for the correction.
Six screens on June 17th, 1988.
16 screens on December 25th, 1987.
8 screens, listed as Complex II opened on July 18th, 1986, with one of its new screens showing Aliens II in 70MM - 6 track.
Opened on May 7th, 1949. Grand opening ad posted.
This opened on July 27th, 1950. Grand opening ad posted.
This opened on April 28th, 1967. Grand opening ad posted.
and closed in 1984.
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.