Was there two separate Strand theatres? The first one was renamed from Ellen on May 19th, 1917 and closed in 1935 and the 2nd strand opened on March 29th, 1942 and closed in 1952.
This opened as Cinema 6 on July 9th, 1976 with two screens and two more opened the next week. It became the Cinema 4 in 1986 to be more accurate. Grand opening ads posted.
This opened on August 6th, 1910. Grand opening ad in the photo section.
This opened on November 23rd, 1912
This opened on October 7th, 1988. Grand opening ad posted
This was opened by Mann theatres on November 15th, 1979 and sold to Carmike Cinemas in 1992. Grand opening ad posted.
This was opened on March 24th,1977 by Mann Theatres and taken over by Carmike Cinemas in 1992. Grand opening ad in the photo section.
This reopened as Towne on February 29th, 1980. Ad in photo section.
This opened on July 4th,1948 and closed in 1974. Grand opening ad posted.
Grand opening ad posted. more to come.
Became a twin on June 25th, 1975
This opened on June 1st, 1967. Grand opening ad posted.
This opened on December 30th, 1911 as Princess. Ad posted.
Grand opening ad from 1942
Strand theatre opening Fri, Mar 28, 1941 – 9 · The Daily Herald (Provo, Utah) · Newspapers.com
Was there two separate Strand theatres? The first one was renamed from Ellen on May 19th, 1917 and closed in 1935 and the 2nd strand opened on March 29th, 1942 and closed in 1952.
This opened as the Orpheum on November 24th, 1929. Grand opening ad posted. Closed as Provo in 1942.
This opened on May 23rd, 1947. Grand opening ad posted.
November 7th, 2008 grand opening ad posted.
Correction: November 7th, 2008
This reopened as Strand on May 19th, 1917. Grand opening ad posted.
This opened on July 8th, 1914 as Columbia and became the Paramount on March 14th, 1927. Both grand opening ads posted.
Maybe that’s why it closed in August 2018.
Closed August 16th, 2018.
Changeover to Cinemark will take place on September 15th, 2018.
This became East Towne Crossing 8 on November 16th, 1990.
Better Quality grand opening ad posted.
This opened as Cinema 6 on July 9th, 1976 with two screens and two more opened the next week. It became the Cinema 4 in 1986 to be more accurate. Grand opening ads posted.