This opened in 1938 as the Rio Theatre, not the Rio Cinema. It was taken over by Odeon Theatres Canada in December 1943, though retaining its Rio name for some time.
Odeon Theatres Canada attempted to reopen the Lions Drive-In at the start of the 1958 season after purchasing the property in December 1957. This didn’t happen.
Taken over by Odeon Theatres Canada on September 1, 1941.
Taken over by Odeon Theatres Canada in June 1941. At the time, it was operated by O'Connor Estate.
Taken over by Odeon Theatres Canada in March 1956.
This opened in 1938 as the Rio Theatre, not the Rio Cinema. It was taken over by Odeon Theatres Canada in December 1943, though retaining its Rio name for some time.
Taken over by Odeon Theatres Canada in February 1945.
Taken over by Odeon Theatres Canada in March 1956.
Taken over by Odeon Theatres Canada in March 1956.
Taken over by Odeon Theatres Canada in March 1956.
Taken over by Odeon Theatres Canada in March 1956.
Taken over by Odeon Theatres Canada in March 1956, retaining the Biltmore name.
Taken over by Odeon Theatres Canada in March 1956.
Taken over by Odeon Theatres Canada in March 1956.
Taken over by Odeon Theatres Canada in March 1956.
Taken over by Odeon Theatres Canada in March 1956.
Taken over by Odeon Theatres Canada in March 1956.
Odeon Theatres Canada attempted to reopen the Lions Drive-In at the start of the 1958 season after purchasing the property in December 1957. This didn’t happen.
Taken over by Odeon Theatres Canada in November 1963.
There was an error by Odeon Theatres Canada saying that they attempted to purchase the Classic in October 1964, but they actually didn’t.
Opened in December 1910.
Taken over by Famous Players on March 8, 1970.
Taken over by Famous Players on March 8, 1970.
Taken over by Famous Players on March 8, 1970.
Taken over by Famous Players on March 8, 1970.
Taken over by Famous Players on March 8, 1970.
Originally operated by 20th Century Theatres, later operated by N. A. Taylor and Associates, and taken over by Famous Players in July 1969.