This article discusses recent operational changes at the Trail and a bit of its history: View link and this article from 2007 indicates that it was close to demoliition in 2007 for a bank; it also has a picture of the theater: View link
My Spanish is rather limited, but I believe that this webpage, with pictures, indicates that the theater opened in 1931 as the Cine Moderne and is located on the Calle Dr. Cortez: View link
I said that the home page confirmed that it was closed; the link I posted above takes you to a different page; try it. When this theater’s listing appeared this morning, the header read 218 W. Fleming. Ken Roe probably fixed it after I posted my comment.
This site has quite a bit of additional information about the Skyline Drive-in and a picture of its marquee: View link It opened in 1948 and closed sometime in the 1970’s. It was also known as the Riverside.
This page from the theater’s website. which still seems to be operating (at least for awhile), has a picture of the theater; the homepage confirms that the theater has closed: http://www.jjs-movies.com/specials.html
According to this page, the address was 518 W. Fleming Drive.
There is a small picture of the King’s Theatre here, confirming that it was the first commercial building in Hong Kong to be air-conditioned: http://tinyurl.com/2cqbeqc
This theater has reopened as of Dec. 18. 2010, essentially as a twin though there are also two private party screening rooms; a restaurant and in-theater dining will be coming soon. There is a story here: View link
Regarding Cobb, they operate more or less as a “new” Cobb. They are still based in Birmingham, but sold off their older chain, and now have have become a specialized chain of theaters like these CineBistros. They recently took over a struggling theater in downtown Orlando: View link
Good news: through the concentrated efforts of the town’s citizens, this theater is back in business! It is now been renamed the Majestic Theater, with a new marquee and the addition of a vertical sign, has been returned to its original single screen status, has 3D capability, and has a rebuilt stage to accommodate live performances. Here is the story: View link
Official website: http://www.crestviewcinema3.com/crestview/home.asp Judging by the listings, I would say it is a second run house, but Crestview is a small, relatively isolated town so perhaps to area citizens it is regarded as a first run house.
This article discusses recent operational changes at the Trail and a bit of its history: View link and this article from 2007 indicates that it was close to demoliition in 2007 for a bank; it also has a picture of the theater: View link
A picture of the GaumontReims in the daytime: http://tinyurl.com/2fn482y and one at night: http://tinyurl.com/2fyr7md
My Spanish is rather limited, but I believe that this webpage, with pictures, indicates that the theater opened in 1931 as the Cine Moderne and is located on the Calle Dr. Cortez: View link
An article about a man who claims that the actual designer of the Fox has never been given proper credit because he had a criminal past: View link
The Showcase Toledo is no more: http://www.wtol.com/Global/story.asp?S=13738380 Status should be changed to Closed/Demolished.
An article about the theater now that it is an AMC Fork & Screen location: View link
According to a comment about halfway down on this webpage, the Elephant Electric was later known as the London Road Cinema: http://www.london-se1.co.uk/forum/read/1/29556
This webpage has an old postcard view of the Hippodrome in Ipswich and a picture of the same site as it looks today: View link
This theater has now reopened as of December 21 as the Emagine Rochester Hills; View link and View link
Some pictures of the Starlite as it was in 1959 from the Wisconsin Historical Society:
Ticket Booth: http://tinyurl.com/2g6r36b
Screen: http://tinyurl.com/2cpb8jq
Lights On sign on exit road: http://tinyurl.com/2a6gwar
This article indicates that that a grant has been awarded to rehabilitate the building, apparently into office space: View link
According to this web page with a picture, efforts are being made to reopen this theater: View link
A picture of the Hollywood in La Crosse, WI: http://www.flickr.com/photos/olivander/1425255713/
Good news, but let us hope the designation ends affording the Shore more protection than it appears to have provided the Ridgewood.
I said that the home page confirmed that it was closed; the link I posted above takes you to a different page; try it. When this theater’s listing appeared this morning, the header read 218 W. Fleming. Ken Roe probably fixed it after I posted my comment.
This site has quite a bit of additional information about the Skyline Drive-in and a picture of its marquee: View link It opened in 1948 and closed sometime in the 1970’s. It was also known as the Riverside.
According to this list, the theater was on Rt.34, east of Bryan in Williams County: http://www.forgottenoh.com/driveinlist.html
This page from the theater’s website. which still seems to be operating (at least for awhile), has a picture of the theater; the homepage confirms that the theater has closed: http://www.jjs-movies.com/specials.html
According to this page, the address was 518 W. Fleming Drive.
There is a small picture of the King’s Theatre here, confirming that it was the first commercial building in Hong Kong to be air-conditioned: http://tinyurl.com/2cqbeqc
This theater has reopened as of Dec. 18. 2010, essentially as a twin though there are also two private party screening rooms; a restaurant and in-theater dining will be coming soon. There is a story here: View link
Regarding Cobb, they operate more or less as a “new” Cobb. They are still based in Birmingham, but sold off their older chain, and now have have become a specialized chain of theaters like these CineBistros. They recently took over a struggling theater in downtown Orlando: View link
Staus should now be Closed/Demolished.
Here is a commentary on the Fork & Screen experience at this theater with a picture: View link
Good news: through the concentrated efforts of the town’s citizens, this theater is back in business! It is now been renamed the Majestic Theater, with a new marquee and the addition of a vertical sign, has been returned to its original single screen status, has 3D capability, and has a rebuilt stage to accommodate live performances. Here is the story: View link
Official website: http://www.crestviewcinema3.com/crestview/home.asp Judging by the listings, I would say it is a second run house, but Crestview is a small, relatively isolated town so perhaps to area citizens it is regarded as a first run house.