The Brandt Plaza Art theatre opened on March 24th, 1967 with “I, a Woman”. Grand opening ad as well as an ad from the New York Times February 12th, 1967 as well.
The Parkway theatre opened on September 30th, 1938 and closed in 1958 after it was taken over by Wometco in 1948. It reopened on May 12th, 1961 with an art policy and closed in 1982. Grand opening ads posted.
Grand opening ad:
Queen Park 6 opening Fri, Dec 17, 1982 – 65 · The Charlotte Observer (Charlotte, North Carolina) · Newspapers.com
Grand opening ad posted.
The Capri became a twin cinema on March 7th, 1975 and three screens opening on November 20th, 1981. Grand opening ads posted.
The Twin Gables theatre opened on March 13th, 1970. Grand opening ad posted.
Reopened on November 6th, 1970 as the Southland Cinema. Admission: $1. Grand opening ad posted.
Reopened on October 16th, 1970 as Pussycat. Grand opening ad posted.
The Northside Twins opened on October 14th, 1970. Grand opening ad already posted.
The Mini-Art opened on June 23rd, 1970 with “Gone With The Wind”. It switched over to adult programming in July 1970.
This theatre, which was owned by Holiday Theatres opened on October 29th, 1970 with a 2nd-run double bill for $1. Grand opening ad posted.
Grand opening ad posted. It opened with “True Grit”.
The Holiday theatre opened on November 25th, 1970 with “Patton”. Grand opening ad posted.
Ripshin, that was released as Aschenputtel in 1955.
The Loew’s Westchester opened on February 17th, 1967 with “The Night of the Generals”.
A better quality grand opening ad below and the photo section.
Grand opening ad:
Sunny Isles twin theatre opening Fri, Dec 16, 1966 – 117 · The Miami Herald (Miami, Florida) · Newspapers.com
The Suniland theatre was opened by Florida State Theatres on June 25th, 1964 with “Good Neighbor Sam”. Grand opening ad re-uploaded.
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It reopened as the Strand-Art on July 2nd, 1968. Grand opening ad uploaded.
Older Strand ad removed, Thanks, Al. I will be making a new entry for that theatre.
Higher quality grand opening ad posted.
Reopened as Rio by Wometco on Christmas Day, 1965. Another ad posted.
The Brandt Plaza Art theatre opened on March 24th, 1967 with “I, a Woman”. Grand opening ad as well as an ad from the New York Times February 12th, 1967 as well.
The Parkway theatre opened on September 30th, 1938 and closed in 1958 after it was taken over by Wometco in 1948. It reopened on May 12th, 1961 with an art policy and closed in 1982. Grand opening ads posted.
This reopened on October 13th, 1961 as “The New Paris” with an adult triple bill program. Grand opening ad posted.
One more thing, it had 2,000 seats.