Regency Exchange Cinema
2870 Regency Boulevard,
Augusta,
GA
30904
2870 Regency Boulevard,
Augusta,
GA
30904
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First built in 1988 by General Cinema Corp. It was behind the Regency Mall, and it used to a good number of customers. It closed when GCC went under bankruptcy in 2000. I sure do miss it! It was demolished in July 2017.
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Hello All. I worked (and Managed) at both Regency Mall theaters from 89 until 95 when I moved to Atlanta. I still keep in contact with the friends I made today.
Ginger welcome to GCC Augusta,we had a great Run.
Worked at the Triple and then GCC in ATHENS.Early 80’s.about the time you came up the Theatre Biz had mainly changed for the Worse,I started in 1974,before everything went Multi screen.
Was this the theater that showed Free Kids Movies in the Summer ? I vaguely remember our church kids going to see a movie at Regency Mall probably 1990s ( I turned 13 in June 1990) and walking through mall and Ladies Clothes Store and girls telling me not to look at undergarments.
I cannot remember what movie, year, or seeing too many movies at either Regency theater.
GREENWOOD brave, REGENCY TRIPLE is now on Facebook, plenty of ads, pictures and stories..
If you go to GENERAL CINEMA MEMORIES on FACEBOOK there is a nice video of the cinemas before they closed, the REGENCY TRIPLE is also shown there..
JUST found out its being torn down in july 2017 for the transit dept… NEWS 12 footage on GENERAL CINEMA MEMORIES.
Yes….why the county would use that site is beyond me, but I’m not a transit user. Mike, I recalled just the other day how General Cinema completely ignored your experienced advice for the need to build a cinema in the West Augusta market. After all, who were you, a country boy, to second guess the smarter and more business savvy Yankees? Yeah…..how’d that work out for'em?
well I thought NORTH AUGUSTA was really unscreened….
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