Please update, theatre open October 3, 1971, renamed the Gemini 1 and 2 on July 21, 1978 with the The Buddy Holly Story, the 3rd screen open on November 15, 1996 and renamed the UA 64th and 2nd Avenue, theatre closed October 25, 2012
Please update, on June 30, 1968 it was the Cinerama Theatre (Orchestra), Penthouse Theatre (Balcony)On June 16, 1976 RKO rename the theatre Cinerama 1 and 2. The upstairs theatre Penthouse Theatre became Cineram 2 and finally on June 3, 1983 it was refurbished and rename RKO Warner Twin.
Please update, it open on December 22, 1971 as the RKO 86th Street Twin. It was renamed the Park and 86th Street Cinemas on October 6, 1989. Theatre closed on September 26, 2002 under the operation of Clearview Cinemas. The first chain was RKO, followed by RKO Century, then Cineplex Odeon. This theatre replace the old RKO 86th Street Theatre, see other Cinema Treasure page.
Please update, became a twin on November 10, 1978 as a twin, never was a triplex under RKO or Cineplex Odeon. Cineplex Odeon closed the location as a twin on November 9, 1989. Became independent on June 28, 1991 as a quad and closed November 3, 2011
Please update, became a twin on December 15,1978. Theatre closed March 29, 1990 Seating capacity as a twin Cinema Studio 1 is 300 and Cinema Studio 2 is 180
Please update, became a triplex on June 25, 1975 and a quad on August 4, 1978. Theatre closed on April 11, 1985, one month after the New Loews 84th Street 6 open. Seating was 500 seats screen 1 and 2 and screen 3 and 4 550 seats
Please update, Golden made it a triplex on December 19, 1980 and a Quad on June 26, 1981. Cinplex Odeon reduced it to a twin on December 6, 1987. Theatre closed December 19, 2002 under Clearview Cinemas
Please update, theatre open October 3, 1971, renamed the Gemini 1 and 2 on July 21, 1978 with the The Buddy Holly Story, the 3rd screen open on November 15, 1996 and renamed the UA 64th and 2nd Avenue, theatre closed October 25, 2012
Please update, theatre reopen on April 16, 1993 under City Cinemas and closed June 10, 2003. Better grand opening ads in photos section
First film, theatre opened March 18, 1970 with A Dream of Kings. First film in photos section, no formal grand opening ad
Please update, theatre closed March 29, 2001. Last film was Blow Dry. Also uploaded, first film No formal grand opening ad.
Please update, on June 30, 1968 it was the Cinerama Theatre (Orchestra), Penthouse Theatre (Balcony)On June 16, 1976 RKO rename the theatre Cinerama 1 and 2. The upstairs theatre Penthouse Theatre became Cineram 2 and finally on June 3, 1983 it was refurbished and rename RKO Warner Twin.
Please update, it open on December 22, 1971 as the RKO 86th Street Twin. It was renamed the Park and 86th Street Cinemas on October 6, 1989. Theatre closed on September 26, 2002 under the operation of Clearview Cinemas. The first chain was RKO, followed by RKO Century, then Cineplex Odeon. This theatre replace the old RKO 86th Street Theatre, see other Cinema Treasure page.
When it open as a twin in 1982, RKO Century Warner were the new owners, followed by Cineplex Odeon
Please update, became a twin on November 10, 1978 as a twin, never was a triplex under RKO or Cineplex Odeon. Cineplex Odeon closed the location as a twin on November 9, 1989. Became independent on June 28, 1991 as a quad and closed November 3, 2011
Please update, became a twin on December 14, 1979 and closed on June 29, 2000
Please update, became a Twin on August 29, 1986. Theatre closed on December 1, 2005
Please update, theatre open on April 8, 1981, expanded to 6 screens on October 23, 1992.
Seating capacity: 1. 249 2. 179 3. 197 4. 90 5. 190 6. 150
Please update, became a twin on December 15,1978. Theatre closed March 29, 1990 Seating capacity as a twin Cinema Studio 1 is 300 and Cinema Studio 2 is 180
Please update, theatre closed January 26, 2006
Please update, theatre closed on March 30, 1995
Please update, theatre closed January 4, 1990
Please update, became a triplex on June 25, 1975 and a quad on August 4, 1978. Theatre closed on April 11, 1985, one month after the New Loews 84th Street 6 open. Seating was 500 seats screen 1 and 2 and screen 3 and 4 550 seats
Please update, theatre closed September 2, 1999
Please update, Clearview Cinemas closed the theatre on April 2, 2009 as a first run movie theatre.
Please update, theatre closed March 4, 1999. Last film Elizabeth
Please update, Golden made it a triplex on December 19, 1980 and a Quad on June 26, 1981. Cinplex Odeon reduced it to a twin on December 6, 1987. Theatre closed December 19, 2002 under Clearview Cinemas
Please update, theatre closed July 18, 2002
Please update, theatre open September 9, 1981 and closed September 4, 1989
Please update, theatre closed October 27, 1997
Please update, second screen open January 14, 1983 and closed on September 7, 1990
Theatre closed on September 30, 1999 with Runaway Bride. A few different ads in photos section.