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This opened on December 8th, 1989. Grand opening ad in the photo section.
3 screens on November 14th, 1984. Grand opening ad in the photo section.
Article:
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Reopened as a twin cinema called the Lyric Show-Place 1 & 2 on June 14th, 1974. Grand opening ad in the photo section.
This opened on November 14th, 1973. The full-page grand opening ad can be seen below at:
as well as the photo section.
This opened on June 3rd, 1948. The Grand opening ad below at:
also in the photo section.
This opened on June 28th, 1938. Grand opening ad in the photo section and below
This reopened as Liberty on May 5th, 1934. Grand opening ad in the photo section.
Closed as Hippodrome on April 29th, 1934 according to this:
Reopened on March 23rd, 2012 as Centre Cinemas. Article:
ad in photo section.
Expansions – splitting: 2 – December 14th, 1973, 4 – November 14th, 1980, 7 – August 29th, 1996. 1973 and 1980 grand opening ads in the photo section.
Became Cinema Ohio on December 5th, 1969.Article:
This opened as the Southland Cinema on April 15th, 1970 by Cinecom Theatres with 624 seats in one screen.
Opening articles:
and
Reopened as a twin drive-in on March 20th, 1981. Grand opening ad in the photo section.
This opened on July 28th, 1989. Grand opening ad in the photo section.
A plan of the cinema as well as an article:
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3 screens on March 25th, 1977 as the largest cinema is split up.
Article: Found on News Journal powered by Newspapers.com
This opened on June 21st, 1972 as a twin cinema. Grand opening ad in the photo section
April 15th, 1953 grand opening ad in the photo section.
Better quality grand opening ad:
Better quality grand opening at
as well as the photo section
Rebuilt and reopened on September 15th, 1931. Grand opening ad in the photo section and below:
Renamed Madison on August 28th, 1927. Ad in the photo section.
This opened on December 8th, 1989. Grand opening ad in the photo section.
3 screens on November 14th, 1984. Grand opening ad in the photo section.
Article:
Found on Newspapers.com
Reopened as a twin cinema called the Lyric Show-Place 1 & 2 on June 14th, 1974. Grand opening ad in the photo section.
This opened on November 14th, 1973. The full-page grand opening ad can be seen below at:
Found on Newspapers.com
as well as the photo section.
This opened on June 3rd, 1948. The Grand opening ad below at:
Found on Newspapers.com
also in the photo section.
This opened on June 28th, 1938. Grand opening ad in the photo section and below
Found on Newspapers.com
This reopened as Liberty on May 5th, 1934. Grand opening ad in the photo section.
Closed as Hippodrome on April 29th, 1934 according to this:
Found on Newspapers.com
Reopened on March 23rd, 2012 as Centre Cinemas. Article:
Found on Newspapers.com
ad in photo section.
Expansions – splitting: 2 – December 14th, 1973, 4 – November 14th, 1980, 7 – August 29th, 1996. 1973 and 1980 grand opening ads in the photo section.
Became Cinema Ohio on December 5th, 1969.
Article:
Found on Newspapers.com
This opened as the Southland Cinema on April 15th, 1970 by Cinecom Theatres with 624 seats in one screen.
Opening articles:
Found on Newspapers.com
and
Found on Newspapers.com
Reopened as a twin drive-in on March 20th, 1981. Grand opening ad in the photo section.
This opened on July 28th, 1989. Grand opening ad in the photo section.
A plan of the cinema as well as an article:
Found on News Journal powered by Newspapers.com
3 screens on March 25th, 1977 as the largest cinema is split up.
Article: Found on News Journal powered by Newspapers.com
This opened on June 21st, 1972 as a twin cinema. Grand opening ad in the photo section
April 15th, 1953 grand opening ad in the photo section.
Better quality grand opening ad:
Found on News Journal powered by Newspapers.com
Better quality grand opening at
Found on News Journal powered by Newspapers.com
as well as the photo section
Rebuilt and reopened on September 15th, 1931. Grand opening ad in the photo section and below:
Found on News Journal powered by Newspapers.com
Renamed Madison on August 28th, 1927. Ad in the photo section.