I worked at the Cinema Endicott from 1990-1993. In fact I helped close the theater on its final night. If memory serves me correctly the final film shown was “The Joy Luck Club”. I kept the movie one-sheet from the final performance as a memento but unfortunately over the years it got water damage and it was eventually ruined.
One of my other obscure memories from my time working there was having “Dances with Wolves” run at the theater for 26 weeks! A half a year… one screen… one movie.
The Cinema Endicott was truly a classical single-screen theater from a bygone era. I have great memories of it as a both a patron and later as an employee.
I worked at the Cinema Endicott from 1990-1993. In fact I helped close the theater on its final night. If memory serves me correctly the final film shown was “The Joy Luck Club”. I kept the movie one-sheet from the final performance as a memento but unfortunately over the years it got water damage and it was eventually ruined.
One of my other obscure memories from my time working there was having “Dances with Wolves” run at the theater for 26 weeks! A half a year… one screen… one movie.
The Cinema Endicott was truly a classical single-screen theater from a bygone era. I have great memories of it as a both a patron and later as an employee.