Regal Northdale Court 6
15798 N. Dale Mabry Highway,
Tampa,
FL
33624
15798 N. Dale Mabry Highway,
Tampa,
FL
33624
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Previously operated by: Cobb Theatres, General Cinema Corp., Regal Entertainment Group
Functions: Gymnasium
Previous Names: Northdale Court 6
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Located in the Carrollwood part of town on Dale Mabry Highway at Northdale Boulevard. The Northgate Court 6 was operated by General Cinema and opened May 24, 1985. It closed in October 1991. It was taken over by Cobb Theatres and reopened in December 1991. It was taken over by Regal Entertainment Group on June 12, 1997. It was closed on June 13, 1999.
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This theatre is also on my research list. Hopefully I can find an article published during the grand opening that describes the theatre with more detais. I believe I only saw 3 or 4 movies here since it was miles away from my neck-of-the-woods.
Hey Nick
The theater opene in 1984. One of the opening attractions was 2010 shown in the large theater in 70MM. The large theater and the one to it’s right had masking and curtains which was not common for GCC. The other 4 theaters had masking that came down instead of across. In the middle 80’s it was a very popular theater for GCC.
Mike, You’re right. I saw 2010 here in 70mm but I can’t recall now if this film was one of the opening attractions at this theatre although it may have been. I’ll check on it during research. Yes I remember two of the larger auditoriums had curtains over the screens but what was unusual was the curtain did not part in the center but instead opened from one side to the other (either left-to-right or right-to-left.) I only saw that once before in a theatre in Virginia…very unusual looking.
Come to think of it…2010 was in fact one of the opening attractions that played in 70mm at Cineplex Odeon’s Hillsboro Eight in 1987. Do you remember this theatre?
Advertisement from 1994.
I guess you sent pictures of it didn’t you.I did not like 2010,but went in not liking it.You know me and 2001!
Nick
I just saw your post from May. I rememebr the opening of the Hillsboro 8 in 1987. It was the most elegant theater in Tampa. They did play 2010 in 70mm and also The Mission and The Dresser on opening week for $1.00. The theater was elegant with purple drapes on the sides of the walls and over the screens of all 8 theaters. The curtains were one that rose up rather than side to side.
Screen 5 at Northdale Court was THX-certified.
Northdale was up in Carrollwood and I rarely went there, but when I did I liked it. Seemed like a big, spacious theater with a nice lobby. Films I remember seeing there:
Pocahantas (1995) Batman Forever (1995) Lone Star (1996) A Price Above Rubies (1998)
This opened on May 24th, 1985. Grand opening ad in the photo section.
General Cinema Corp. began the GCC Northdale Court 6 on May 24, 1985. It closed the venue in October of 1991. Cobb Theatres took on the location as the Northdale Court in December of 1991. Cobb sold off its portfolio officially on June 11, 1997 and the venue resumed changing its name to the Regal Northdale Court 6. Regal closed on June 13, 1999 as an arthouse. It was said to be converted to a fitness center.