Status for the Pantages should read Demolished, as it shows in the current Google street view that there is currently new construction up at the old Pantages site. The theatre was demolished in 2011, according to CinemaTour – [link]
The former Eagle Ridge Cinemas space has since been renovated into a fitness gym, Club 16 Trevor Linden Fitness, as seen in the current Google Maps street view.
According to the May 17, 1991 edition of the Prince George Citizen (link below), it was reported that the Parkwood Theatre had closed two days earlier on May 15, as part of the planned expansion of the Parkwood Mall which would necessitate the theatre’s demolition:
Status should be set to Demolished. The Fraser was later torn down to make way for a bank, as the building seen beside the bank in the current Google street view is the same building seen beside the Fraser in the linked photo.
The Paramount should now be listed as demolished, as the current Google street view shows the former theatre site now being used for a community garden.
The address for the Capitol Theatre was 220 Bastion Street. It closed on June 17, 1972 and was replaced by the nearby Fiesta Twin Theatres on 91 Chapel Street, which opened on October 26 that year.
The Demolished status should be removed from this article, as I found a Facebook page that features the Avenue, which was not demolished but most recently operated as a live theatre and concert venue:
This should be renamed as the Landmark 12 Guildford, as Landmark Cinemas took this theatre over in October 2013 as part of its acquisition of Empire’s Western Canada and Ontario theatres.
This theatre should be renamed as the Landmark 8 London. Landmark Cinemas took over management of the complex as part of its acquisition of Empire’s Ontario and Western Canada operations in October 2013.
The King Square/Paramount Theatre should now be listed as demolished. It was torn down in October 2013. The article on the theatre’s demolition is below:
I’ve checked for showtimes at different movie listing sites and there is nothing for the Collingwood at any of them. Likewise, the Collingwood website has not been updated since its closure last April, so on that account, I would guess that it has not reopened and is still closed.
Status for the Pantages should read Demolished, as it shows in the current Google street view that there is currently new construction up at the old Pantages site. The theatre was demolished in 2011, according to CinemaTour – [link]
Here’s the updated link for the linked photo of the Capitol from 1936.
The former Eagle Ridge Cinemas space has since been renovated into a fitness gym, Club 16 Trevor Linden Fitness, as seen in the current Google Maps street view.
According to the picture above, the theatre changed to its present name as the Roxy in 1952.
According to the May 17, 1991 edition of the Prince George Citizen (link below), it was reported that the Parkwood Theatre had closed two days earlier on May 15, as part of the planned expansion of the Parkwood Mall which would necessitate the theatre’s demolition:
Prince George Citizen – May 17, 1991 (Page 1, “Mall expansion plans under way”)
The Arcturus Theatre’s website is located here:
Arcturus Theatre
Status should now be listed as demolished. The current Google street view shows construction going on at the site of the old Dolphin.
The Apollo Cinema website is listed here:
Apollo Cinema
A 1985 view of the Fraser Theatre can be seen in the link below:
Fraser Theatre – 1985
Status should be set to Demolished. The Fraser was later torn down to make way for a bank, as the building seen beside the bank in the current Google street view is the same building seen beside the Fraser in the linked photo.
The Paramount should now be listed as demolished, as the current Google street view shows the former theatre site now being used for a community garden.
The address for the Capitol Theatre was 220 Bastion Street. It closed on June 17, 1972 and was replaced by the nearby Fiesta Twin Theatres on 91 Chapel Street, which opened on October 26 that year.
The Rialto Twin is now listed as part of the Hollywood 3 Cinemas chain, as seen at its website:
Hollywood 3 Cinemas
The Caprice White Rock is now listed as part of the Hollywood 3 Cinemas chain, as seen at its website:
Hollywood 3 Cinemas
The Caprice Twin is now listed as part of the Hollywood 3 Cinemas chain, as seen at its website:
Hollywood 3 Cinemas
The Demolished status should be removed from this article, as I found a Facebook page that features the Avenue, which was not demolished but most recently operated as a live theatre and concert venue:
Avenue Theatre on Facebook
Here’s a photo taken of the Avenue in 2012:
Avenue Theatre
Status should be listed as demolished. The Meadowlark was torn down in 1992, as shown in these photos:
Demolition of the Meadowlark Cinerama Meadowlark Cinerama demolition 1992 – 1 Meadowlark Cinerama demolition 1992 – 2
Status should now be set to Demolished. Here’s a link to a photo of the demolition of the Ridge taken last October:
Ridge Theatre demolition
This should be renamed as the Landmark 12 Guildford, as Landmark Cinemas took this theatre over in October 2013 as part of its acquisition of Empire’s Western Canada and Ontario theatres.
This theatre should be renamed as the Landmark 8 London. Landmark Cinemas took over management of the complex as part of its acquisition of Empire’s Ontario and Western Canada operations in October 2013.
This article shows the Eve when it was known as the Baronet in 1969, following renovations: link
Here’s some info on the Capilano Cinema, from shortly after its 1969 opening: link
Status should be listed as open and currently showing movies. The Vic’s website is here, along with its current movie schedule:
The Vic Theatre
The King Square/Paramount Theatre should now be listed as demolished. It was torn down in October 2013. The article on the theatre’s demolition is below:
Paramount Theatre Demolished – another Saint John landmark swept away
Landmark Cinemas took over the Grant Park 8 in 2013 following the split of Empire Theatres' assets, so this would now be the Landmark Grant Park.
I’ve checked for showtimes at different movie listing sites and there is nothing for the Collingwood at any of them. Likewise, the Collingwood website has not been updated since its closure last April, so on that account, I would guess that it has not reopened and is still closed.