Right when it reopened as the Island Twin on August 15, 1986, it was operated by the Dubinsky Brothers. Excellence Theatres took over the theater on December 1, 1988 after buying out the Dubinsky Brothers. Carmike took it over in 1991.
Excellence Theatres took over the theater on December 1, 1988 after buying out the Dubinsky Brothers who also once previously operated the theater. Carmike took it over in 1991.
Correction: It was closed on May 30, 1998. There was a weird error in the November 17, 1999 edition of the Intelligencer Journal that the name and AMC logo was placed on a showtime on accident.
Right when it reopened as the Island Twin on August 15, 1986, it was operated by the Dubinsky Brothers. Excellence Theatres took over the theater on December 1, 1988 after buying out the Dubinsky Brothers. Carmike took it over in 1991.
Excellence Theatres took over the theater on December 1, 1988 after buying out the Dubinsky Brothers.
Closed on June 9, 1988 with “Return To Snowy River Part II”.
Opened with “Funny Girl” in both auditoriums, and closed with “Moonstruck” in Screen 1 and “The Last Emperor” in Screen 2.
Excellence Theatres took over the theater on December 1, 1988 after buying out the Dubinsky Brothers, not July 1989.
Excellence Theatres took over the theater on December 1, 1988 after buying out the Dubinsky Brothers.
Excellence Theatres took over the theater on December 1, 1988 after buying out the Dubinsky Brothers, not 1989.
Excellence Theatres took over the theater on December 1, 1988 after buying out the Dubinsky Brothers.
Once operated by Dubinsky Brothers, and later Excellence Theaters who took it over from the Dubinskys on December 1, 1988.
Correction: Dubinsky Brothers took over the former GCC on May 12, 1988, followed by Excellence Theaters on December 1 of that same year.
Excellence Theatres took over the theater on December 1, 1988 after buying out the Dubinsky Brothers who also once previously operated the theater. Carmike took it over in 1991.
Excellence Theatres took over the theater on December 1, 1988 after buying out the Dubinsky Brothers. Carmike took it over in 1991.
Excellence Theatres took over the theater on December 1, 1988 after buying out the Dubinsky Brothers. Carmike took it over in 1991.
Excellence Theatres took over the theater on December 1, 1988 after buying out the Dubinsky Brothers. Carmike took it over in 1991.
Excellence Theatres took over the theater on December 1, 1988 after buying out the Dubinsky Brothers. Carmike took it over in 1991.
Excellence Theatres took over the theater on December 1, 1988 after buying out the Dubinsky Brothers.
Excellence Theatres took over the theater on December 1, 1988 after buying out the Dubinsky Brothers. Carmike took it over on November 16, 1991.
Excellence Theatres took over the theater on December 1, 1988 after buying out the Dubinsky Brothers. Carmike took it over in 1991.
Last operated by National Amusements.
Closed on July 20, 2000.
Correction: It was closed on May 30, 1998. There was a weird error in the November 17, 1999 edition of the Intelligencer Journal that the name and AMC logo was placed on a showtime on accident.
Closed on April 29, 1999.
Opened on July 3, 1985.
Closed on April 20, 2007.
Opened on August 9, 1974 and closed on April 28, 1988.