Actual closing date is January 12, 1992 with “The Last Boy Scout” in Screen 1 and “Beauty And The Beast” in Screen 2. The Kmart next door closed on May 9, 2010 after almost 38 years of operation.
Actual opening date is May 21, 1949 with Walt Disney’s “Fun And Fancy Free” and Joel McCrea in “Four Faces West” (unknown if extras added). Grand opening ad posted.
Once operated by Brandt Theatres.
Still open in 1959.
Closed on September 9, 1984 with “Indiana Jones And The Temple Of Doom”.
Once operated by Fabian Theaters during the mid-1950s.
Once operated by Liggett-Florin.
Once operated by Liggett-Florin.
First operated by Liggett-Florin.
Once operated by Liggett-Florin.
Once operated by Skouras.
Oh! Now I get it! Thanks!
Once operated by Skouras.
Once operated by Skouras.
I went through various newspaper articles and the only Circle Twin that I can find is the one in Brick.
Once operated by Liggett-Florin.
Once operated by Liggett-Florin.
Once operated by Liggett-Florin.
Once known as Chakeres Varsity Cinema, and closed in 1988. After its closure, it was converted into the world’s largest Taco Bell.
Actual closing date is January 12, 1992 with “The Last Boy Scout” in Screen 1 and “Beauty And The Beast” in Screen 2. The Kmart next door closed on May 9, 2010 after almost 38 years of operation.
This is actually called the Court Theatre. It operated as early as the early-1930s.
Actual opening date is May 21, 1949 with Walt Disney’s “Fun And Fancy Free” and Joel McCrea in “Four Faces West” (unknown if extras added). Grand opening ad posted.
Damaged by a fire on May 28, 1988, and was renovated immediately afterward.
Closed as a normal movie house on November 29, 1981 with “Prince Of The City”.
Still running mainstream movies in 1980, meaning that the Strand most likely ended its days as a movie house during the early-1980s.
Once operated by Ligget-Florin.
Once operated by Liggett-Florin.