Correction: This closed on May 8, 1979 with “Force Ten From Navarone” and “The People That Time Forgot”. This last operated with the name “South Plaza Deluxe Drive-In” judging by advertisements.
This originally housed 466 teal and dusty rose seats when it first opened with “Whales” on June 26, 1998. Sometime later in its history, it was downgraded to 369 seats.
The Reo Theatre opened in November 1950, although it was originally scheduled to open during the Labor Day weekend beforehand. The building housed 37x90ft and housed 304 seats. The theater’s first closure came during the early-2000s, it sat abandoned for a time until it reopened in December 2005 under new management.
Actual closing date is May 6, 1993. Screen 1 closed with “Under Siege”, Screen 2 closed with “Death Becomes Her” and Screen 3 closed with “Fried Green Tomatoes At The Whistle Stop Cafe”.
Opened with Lois Butler in “Mickey” (unknown if extras added).
Correction: This closed on May 8, 1979 with “Force Ten From Navarone” and “The People That Time Forgot”. This last operated with the name “South Plaza Deluxe Drive-In” judging by advertisements.
This operated as early as 1952, so its possible.
Opened with Cleo Madison in “The Girl Who Lost” and Neal Heart in “Border Wolves” along with an unnamed two-reel comedy.
Opened with Eddie Quillan in “Big Money” (unknown if extras added).
Actual opening date is October 24, 1904 with Richard Golden in a live performance of “Common Sense Brackett”.
First operated by Davis Theatres.
Last operated by Davis Theatres.
Later operated by Davis Theatres.
Actual closing date is July 10, 1983.
Operated as early as 1925.
This originally housed 466 teal and dusty rose seats when it first opened with “Whales” on June 26, 1998. Sometime later in its history, it was downgraded to 369 seats.
Screen 1 opened with “Kes”, while Screen 2 opened with a week-long International Film Festival.
Actual opening date is May 16, 1913.
Opened around June 26, 1909 and closed in 1932.
Actual opening date is December 29, 1913.
As of 1955, Edson had two indoor theaters and a drive-in. Unfortunately I cannot find any information about the other two theaters.
The Reo Theatre opened in November 1950, although it was originally scheduled to open during the Labor Day weekend beforehand. The building housed 37x90ft and housed 304 seats. The theater’s first closure came during the early-2000s, it sat abandoned for a time until it reopened in December 2005 under new management.
Opened in February 1955 with 506 seats in total. The theater itself measures 50x127ft.
Opened on June 9, 2006.
Actual closing date is September 3, 1978.
Actual closing date is June 12, 1994.
Closed on March 28, 2000 with “Toy Story 2”, “Isn’t She Great”, and a special showing of the 1959 classic “North by Northwest”.
Opened as Denali with “Ingrid Berman in "Jon of Arc” (unknown if extras added). The Bear Tooth opened on April 14, 2000.
Actual closing date is May 6, 1993. Screen 1 closed with “Under Siege”, Screen 2 closed with “Death Becomes Her” and Screen 3 closed with “Fried Green Tomatoes At The Whistle Stop Cafe”.