If you check the photo section you will find an ad posted by Woody_London that shows this as the Rick “NIELSON”, not “NELSON”. I checked other ads in the Village Voice from 1989 and can confirm they have the same spelling.
Yes, the 19-plex is still listed but the CineBistro is not. Does anyone know if it ever opened at all in 2021 after the original Covid closing? I have been tracking Miami theatres since 1968, so matters to me. I hope we didn’t ruin your Christmas, Moose.
bigjoe, I have been keeping track of Manhattan screens rather than theatres or seats. I show 237 screens currently operating, down from a high of 266 in 2001. The highest theatre count year would be 1940 with 227 theatres. The all-time screen count is around 1215 since around 1915. The nickelodeon count prior to that is pretty murky. Purpose built theatres and conversions like the 34th street East, are included. Allowing for name changes and fly by night porn houses, the all-time theatre count would be closer to 600.
Snopes, it was always a Twin. The single screen Florida burned down in 1964 and was located at 2018 Hollywood Boulevard. These early twin theatres often played the same film on both screens with two prints and staggered showtimes.
Joe, I actually worked with a Florida State Theatres employee who was very upset that a new name not awarded. He felt that it was a cheap attempt to just keep part of the old marquee by ABC and a sham.
Showed movies in 1919-1920.
If you check the photo section you will find an ad posted by Woody_London that shows this as the Rick “NIELSON”, not “NELSON”. I checked other ads in the Village Voice from 1989 and can confirm they have the same spelling.
“Shouting back theatre abruptly closes.”
https://usmail24.com/the-shouting-back-theater-abruptly-closes-and-brooklyn-mourns/
I think “A MAN AND A WOMAN” holds that record. Page 13 has the 20th Century list.
Could it be a temporary Covid break-out cleaning they do not want to broadcast? Restaurants and Walmart are doing that.
The Regal website shows it as open and selling advanced tickets for several new films up to a January 26 showing of Casablanca.
Yes, the 19-plex is still listed but the CineBistro is not. Does anyone know if it ever opened at all in 2021 after the original Covid closing? I have been tracking Miami theatres since 1968, so matters to me. I hope we didn’t ruin your Christmas, Moose.
This appears to be temporarily closed.
In the New Broadway Triplex Theatres.
http://cinematreasures.org/theaters/2975/photos/320050
http://cinematreasures.org/theaters/2975/photos/319987
Still operating.
https://www.regmovies.com/theatres/regal-bricktown-charleston/1419#/buy-tickets-by-cinema?in-cinema=1419&at=2021-11-13&view-mode=list
bigjoe, I have been keeping track of Manhattan screens rather than theatres or seats. I show 237 screens currently operating, down from a high of 266 in 2001. The highest theatre count year would be 1940 with 227 theatres. The all-time screen count is around 1215 since around 1915. The nickelodeon count prior to that is pretty murky. Purpose built theatres and conversions like the 34th street East, are included. Allowing for name changes and fly by night porn houses, the all-time theatre count would be closer to 600.
https://www.atomtickets.com/theaters/amc-tamiami-18/2552 Still open.
There was a King at 356 West 44th street around 1993-95 and the Gaiety was also the Kings for a while.
Florida State Theatres did always seem to have a “FLORIDA” Theatre in each town.
Snopes, it was always a Twin. The single screen Florida burned down in 1964 and was located at 2018 Hollywood Boulevard. These early twin theatres often played the same film on both screens with two prints and staggered showtimes.
I Googled Roadshow engagement Criterion theatre.
https://www.google.com/search?q=roadshow+engagement+criterion+theatre&tbm=isch&ved=2ahUKEwjSvNbk-InzAhUKg3IEHXkVDEYQ2-cCegQIABAA&oq=roadshow+engagement+criterion+theatre&gs_lcp=CgNpbWcQDFDEMFjEMGDcWGgAcAB4AIABSogBSpIBATGYAQCgAQGqAQtnd3Mtd2l6LWltZ8ABAQ&sclient=img&ei=FJpGYdLiJ4qGytMP-aqwsAQ&bih=847&biw=1500&client=firefox-b-1-d
It closed in 1998 as the University but re-opened in 2005-2008 as the Roxy.
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/historic-lincoln-theater-on-avenue-d-in-fort-pierce-may-get-multimillion-dollar-restoration/ar-AAOujFX?ocid=BingNews
Joe, I actually worked with a Florida State Theatres employee who was very upset that a new name not awarded. He felt that it was a cheap attempt to just keep part of the old marquee by ABC and a sham.
Here is the AFI version of the edits: https://catalog.afi.com/Catalog/moviedetails/22336
vindarpar, it opened on August 20, 1993 and played for two weeks.
Now advertising as FILM AT LINCOLN CENTER. https://www.filmlinc.org/
ridethectrain, the opening film was “PROVIDENCE” on January 25, 1977 and the opening ad is in the photo section in two parts.
Probably the only Upper East Side outlet available for MGM by then.
bigjoe, try cutting and pasting link. It is still active.