Act III took over the theater on April 30, 1989. However, United Artists originally planned to take over the theater by June 5, 1988 but was immediately scrapped by Luxury before the deadline that April.
Act III took over the theater on April 30, 1989. However, United Artists originally planned to take over the theater by June 5, 1988 but was immediately scrapped by Luxury before the deadline that April.
Once operated by Publix Great States Theatres.
Once operated by Publix Great States Theatres.
Once operated by Publix.
Once operated by Publix.
Once operated by Publix.
Once operated by Publix. The Opera House operated as a movie house into as early as the 1920s.
Once operated by Publix.
Once operated by Publix.
Once operated by Publix.
Once operated by Publix.
Once operated by Publix.
Once operated by Publix.
Once operated by Publix.
Once operated by Publix.
Once operated by Publix.
Originally known as “Lloyd Cinemas”.
Act III took over the theater on April 30, 1989. However, United Artists originally planned to take over the theater by June 5, 1988 but was immediately scrapped by Luxury before the deadline that April.
Act III took over the theater on April 30, 1989. However, United Artists originally planned to take over the theater by June 5, 1988 but was immediately scrapped by Luxury before the deadline that April.
Harry G. Frickerson was its original manager.
Last operated independently.
First operated by Fourth Avenue Amusement.
Once operated by Syndicate Theaters Inc.
Once operated by Tri-State Theaters.
Once operated by Tri-State Theaters.
Once operated by Tri-State Theaters.