This theatre remains open. It stages live productions but still shows classic movies every weekend. It is now called the Village Players Theatre. There is a page on their website that gives a very detailed history of the building, which originated as a church. The address is 51 Glendon St.
The Art Cinema closed this past January for “upgrades” and has not reopened yet, nor is reopening imminent. There is currently a GoFundMe campaign attempting to raise over $1,000,000 to cover the renovations.
Country Cinema should be listed as closed. It never reopened as Watertown Stage after closing in November 2019.
This drive-in was demolished earlier this year. The site has been completely leveled and no trace of the drive-in remains.
This theatre remains open. It stages live productions but still shows classic movies every weekend. It is now called the Village Players Theatre. There is a page on their website that gives a very detailed history of the building, which originated as a church. The address is 51 Glendon St.
http://www.village-players.com/
This must have opened before 1919 as it is listed in the 1914 American Motion Picture Directory
Listed as the Liberty Theatre in the 1914 American Motion Picture Directory
This has been closed for years/
Opened 2/6/1977, closed 1/5/2003
Address should be 31 E Gay St, not 315.
This has been closed since 2011.
If you check Google Street View you can see that this theatre was demolished sometime between July 2017 and October 2018.
I just read the comment above mine… 119 E Main makes sense.
107 E Main would place this theatre on the other side of the Grand, which was at 113 E Main. The address here would then be 115 or 117 E Main.
This theatre closed October 1, 2017.
Elko local paper gives address as 339 Railroad Street. It opened November 7, 1926. The Elvada Theatre was built right next door to the Hunter in 1937.
This was located on Railroad Street, next to the Hunter Theatre. It is now demolished.
This theatre was demolished in 2015.
Address is 656 Oak St. Building is for sale.
https://www.loopnet.com/Listing/656-Oak-St-Waycross-GA/14607639/
The Cosmic Cinemas chain shut down earlier this month. This theatre has reopened as the Scranton Art Haus.
http://www.scrantonarthaus.com
Cosmic Cinemas never ended up reopening this theatre. It will be reopened by an independent operator in December.
Cosmic Cinemas has shut down. The owners of the Madison Theatre in Albany will be taking over this location and hope to reopen it in December.
This building still stands, but has had significant alterations including removal of the top floor.
http://lostnewengland.com/2018/04/thames-street-cotton-court-newport-ri/
Country Cinemas has been sold and closed for renovations. It is scheduled to reopen this spring with its new name, the Watertown Stage.
Actually, I stand corrected as their immediate goal on there is $35,000. But the renovations will cost over $1 million total.
The Art Cinema closed this past January for “upgrades” and has not reopened yet, nor is reopening imminent. There is currently a GoFundMe campaign attempting to raise over $1,000,000 to cover the renovations.
August 22, 2019 was its final day of operation.