Showcase Cinemas Seekonk 11-12
775 Fall River Avenue,
Seekonk,
MA
02771
775 Fall River Avenue,
Seekonk,
MA
02771
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Additional Info
Operated by: National Amusements
Functions: Retail
Previous Names: Showcase Cinemas Seekonk 9-10
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This free-standing two-screen cinema was built to supplement the screens at Showcase Cinemas Seekonk, just across the road. This new twin-cinema named Showcase Cinemas Seekonk 9-10 was created to avoid expanding within the needed parking area of the multiplex, and it opened on April 6, 1989. It was renamed Showcase Cinemas Seekonk 11-12 on November 20, 1998. In the late-1990’s, when the Showcase Cinemas Seekonk Route 6 was built, about a mile away, there was no need seen to keep this little additive facility and so it was closed on January 21, 2002.
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I’ll see what I can do!
were you able to find out how to contact yet? It amazes me that you can list a post here saying that he is alive and well- you don’t even know it for sure
I’m not in direct contact with Tim, I haven’t been in years. I’m still in contact with people who worked at Showcase years ago and haven’t left the area. For example, Dave P (“Weez”) is still around, as is Peter W. (who still works at 1-10), and Bob Y. (who I’m seeing this evening) My information comes from these people, who all live in the area and run into him from time to time. I don’t have contact information for Tim because, quite frankly, I haven’t spoken to the guy directly since 1992 so I really don’t care. I do know he’s alive an well, how much more clear could I have been in my post – his father recently died. Also, if you’re so hot to speak to him, stop writing vague posts here and get out the phone book and call him. I believe he still resides in Seekonk or Rehoboth. Besides, what’s your connection to this man anyway? If you worked for Showcase than you must still know people who would have the information you seek.
the above comment is totally out of character- your previous posts are not correct get your facts right – you are wrong with your comments.
DOS, you have no idea what you’re talking about. I worked with Tim, Sandy Desroches, Peter Wald, Bev, Lorraine, Michelle Therian, Bob Yaghjian, Chris Black, David Pallotta, MaryAnn and Cheryl Moitozo, Jeff, Rick Davis,Marc Catanzarite, and Tim Saucier etc. Need I name additional names? You’re the one that has only made snarky comments without adding anything of value. Instead of insulting me, why don’t you add something that proves you ever even worked at Showcase. My information about Tim is spot on and comes from reliable sources. I was just in the theater the other day watching Clone Wars. If you’re so interested in Tim, get a phone book and give him a call.
i worked with this person when he worked in the boston area theatres-i do not know the other people you have named- I have found out where he resides now he is now in the seattle washington area. i figured i would let you know i can not locate a phone number for him- if i could i would call him myself- i consider this issue closed and will no longer be posting any other comments- i am from the orlando area myself and not from the new england area- i relocated here over a year ago.
Cool, thanks for the update. Tim had a number of difficulties when he worked in Seekonk, MA and was actually fired from Showcase. I always thought he was a good guy but he struggled with a number of demons. It’s bizarre that he’s in Seattle. I wish I lived in Orlando.
anyone know what happened to the managers from this theater?
The Showcase Cinemas 9-10 opened on April 6th, 1989. Grand opening ad posted.
The theatre was renamed Showcase Cinemas Seekonk 11-12 on November 20th, 1998 when the cinemas across the road expanded and closed or published its last listings on January 21st, 2002.