This opened as the Cinémas Du Vieux Montréal with two cinemas called Studio A and B showing art movies in French on October 29th, 1971. It became the Encore cinemas on October 18th with one cinema becoming the first male adult cinema in Quebec on October 18th, 1974. It reopened as Babette et Bridgette showing adult movies on April 18th, 1975. Closed later in the year.
Reopened with 4 (Smaller?) screens on June 15th, 1979. Another ad posted.
The Palace 8 opened on July 21st, 1989. Grand opening ad posted.
Opened December 23rd, 1987. Grand opening ad posted
Article with pictures
Mall Cinema opening Sun, Mar 22, 1970 – 23 · The Wichita Eagle-Beacon (Wichita, Kansas) · Newspapers.com
Titan XC screen installed and opened on June 18th, 2010
Taken over by Pacific Theatres from Mann Theatres in 1978.
Reopened as Manchester Mall Cinema I & II on May 26th, 1978. Another ad posted.
All gone now, An Costco and Home Depot now stands on its site.
The Woodward Park Drive In opened on October 6th, 1978.
Grand opening ad posted
Grand opening ad posted
Opened on June 25th, 2003. Grand opening ad posted.
Closed October 16th, 2003
Cinema West closing Fri, Oct 17, 2003 – 16 · The Wichita Eagle (Wichita, Kansas) · Newspapers.com
2nd screen opened on January 31st, 1975. Grand opening ad posted.
Grand opening ad
Festival Cinemas opening Wed, Dec 24, 1975 – 7 · The Fresno Bee (Fresno, California) · Newspapers.com
Grand opening ads posted. Opened with two screens on December 19th, 1975, and the other two on Christmas day.
Grand opening ad posted.
Article
Les Cinémas du Vieux Montréal Thu, Oct 28, 1971 – 19 · The Gazette (Montreal, Quebec, Canada) · Newspapers.com
They tried a club
Grand opening ad posted. Demolished in the 2010s.
Video
Correction: appeared on October 21st.
This opened as the Cinémas Du Vieux Montréal with two cinemas called Studio A and B showing art movies in French on October 29th, 1971. It became the Encore cinemas on October 18th with one cinema becoming the first male adult cinema in Quebec on October 18th, 1974. It reopened as Babette et Bridgette showing adult movies on April 18th, 1975. Closed later in the year.
Grand opening ads posted.
This was operated by Dickinson Theatres per the 1945 Film Daily Yearbook.
Expanded to 17 screens on January 21st, 2001.
This was built by Warren theatres and taken over by Brian Mitchell after he terminates Warren’s lease in 2006.
Article:
Warren theatres 2012 Thu, Nov 15, 2012 – C6 · The Wichita Eagle (Wichita, Kansas) · Newspapers.com