The exact address is 1919 Black River Boulevard, Rome, NY 13440. It was actually originally operated by the Esquire Theatres of America chain before CinemaNational took it over on March 20, 1974, marking one out of four theaters to do so, including three indoors and one drive-in.
As of 1974, the Rome 1 & 2 (or Rome Cinema Centre) originally housed 486 seats (with 313 seats in Screen 1 and 173 seats in Screen 2), and 10 people were employed at the time.
The exact address is 1919 Black River Boulevard, Rome, NY 13440. It was actually originally operated by the Esquire Theatres of America chain before CinemaNational took it over on March 20, 1974, marking one out of four theaters to do so, including three indoors and one drive-in.
As of 1974, the Rome 1 & 2 (or Rome Cinema Centre) originally housed 486 seats (with 313 seats in Screen 1 and 173 seats in Screen 2), and 10 people were employed at the time.
Most likely closed as a movie theater in 1974 following CinemaNational’s purchase from Kallet that February.
Taken over by CinemaNational in February 1974 after the chain sold the entirety of Kallet’s theaters.
Taken over by CinemaNational in February 1974 after the chain sold the entirety of Kallet’s theaters.
Taken over by CinemaNational in February 1974 after the chain sold the entirety of Kallet’s theaters.
First operated by Carrol’s Development Corporation, who renamed the chain CinemaNational in January 1974. It was first known as Dutchess Cinema.
First operated by Carrol’s Development Corporation, who renamed the chain CinemaNational in January 1974.
Once operated by CinemaNational.
Carrol’s Development Corporation was renamed CinemaNational in January 1974.
Carrol’s Development Corporation was renamed CinemaNational in January 1974.
Carrol’s Development Corporation was renamed CinemaNational in January 1974.
Carrol’s Development Corporation was renamed CinemaNational in January 1974.
Carrol’s Development Corporation was actually renamed CinemaNational in January 1974.
Carrol’s Development Corporation was renamed CinemaNational in January 1974.
Carrol’s Development Corporation was renamed CinemaNational in January 1974.
Carrol’s Development Corporation was renamed CinemaNational in January 1974.
Carrol’s Development Corporation was renamed CinemaNational in January 1974.
Carrol’s Development Corporation was renamed CinemaNational in January 1974.
Carrol’s Development Corporation was renamed CinemaNational in January 1974.
Carrol’s Development Corporation was renamed CinemaNational in January 1974.
Carrol’s Development Corporation was renamed CinemaNational in January 1974.
First operated by Carrol’s Development Corporation, who renamed the chain CinemaNational in January 1974.
Taken over by Cinecom in September 1969.
Once operated by Cinecom.
Taken over by Cinecom in September 1969.