Carmike Cinema 4
222 Monticello Avenue,
Williamsburg,
VA
23185
222 Monticello Avenue,
Williamsburg,
VA
23185
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Additional Info
Operated by: Carmike Cinemas
Functions: Church
Previous Names: Blane Twin Cinemas, Martin Twin
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The Blaine Twin Cinemas opened on October 9, 1969 with Dick Van Dyke in “Some Kind of a Nut” & Gregory Peck in “MacKenna’s Gold”. On May 9, 1990 tow more screens were added. Closed in 2002, probably due to competition from a nearby seven and twelve-plex (the seven-plex owned by Carmike).
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Dave Bonan
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Recent comments (view all 6 comments)
Actually the 7 plex (The Williamsburg Crossing Theater) was also owned by Carmike and has closed. Now there is only thing left is the twelve-plex
Was located in the Monticello Shopping Center.
Owned By:
1975-1985 Martin Theatres
1985-1990 Carmike Cinemas
2002 Closed
On August 13, 2011 it became the West campus of The City Life Church of Newport News, Virginia.
Could use photos both old and new, inside and out and more info.
DJA
Chief Bob Jensen
Manteno, Illinois
Going by the ad posted for this theater, it should have an AKA Blane Cinema 1 & 2. This theater was most likely opened before 1975, when Martin bought and renamed the theater after themselves.
It opened screens 3 and 4 on May 19, 1990 – ad just posted on photo page
Per local newspaper ads and City Directories:
Blane Twin – 1969-1973
Martin Twin – 1974-1990
Carmike – 1990-2002
Opened as the Blane Twin Cinemas on October 9, 1969 with “Some Kind Of A Nut” at Screen 1 and “Mackenna’s Gold” at Screen 2. Two more screens were added on May 19, 1990 bringing a total to four.