This opened as the Theatorium on January 25th, 1908 and became the Piedmont theatre on April 22nd, 1918. It was destroyed by a fire on September 24th, 1925.
I believe the reason that Cineplex dropped most of its Southern theatres was to pay for heavy losses at the Pantages theatre in Toronto and overbuilding.
The Trans-Lux Inflight opened on February 17th, 1972. 1972 and 1974 grand opening ads posted. On March 2nd, 1984 it became the Plitt 1 & 2 and taken over by Cineplex Odeon in 1986 keeping the Plitt branding as there was another theatre chain in Texas called Cineplex. It closed in 1990. Grand opening ads posted.
Opened in 1949, the microfilm’s missing.
Opened June 19th, 1939.
This opened as the Theatorium on January 25th, 1908 and became the Piedmont theatre on April 22nd, 1918. It was destroyed by a fire on September 24th, 1925.
The Theatorium opened on January 25th, 1908. Grand opening ad posted.
I also had the AI colorize this image and made photorealistic.
Picture:
Grand opening ad posted.
I believe the reason that Cineplex dropped most of its Southern theatres was to pay for heavy losses at the Pantages theatre in Toronto and overbuilding.
No longer painted orange.
The Victory theatre opened on November 22nd, 1919. Grand opening ad posted.
Grand opening ad as Toho posted.
Held an reopening on June 24th, 1945. Grand opening ad posted.
Newer Streetview picture posted.
Played in Boston as “Within memory”
And only lasted 2 weeks in Los Angeles.
Grand opening ad posted.
Opened April 30th, 1938.
Last Carmike ad appeared on January 18th, 2007 “Call for Showtimes”
Opened on November 2nd, 1903 as the Edison Family Theatre. Grand opening ad and article posted.
The Antlers theatre opened on June 19th, 1911. Newspaper article posted.
This cinema was infested with bats on August 21st, 2009. Infographic posted.
Adult Film Raid At The Lido Theater in Dallas - March 5, 1974
AI enhanced photo posted.
This was at 905 Notre Dame West at Inspector (near the REM tracks).
The Trans-Lux Inflight opened on February 17th, 1972. 1972 and 1974 grand opening ads posted. On March 2nd, 1984 it became the Plitt 1 & 2 and taken over by Cineplex Odeon in 1986 keeping the Plitt branding as there was another theatre chain in Texas called Cineplex. It closed in 1990. Grand opening ads posted.