Cinéma Lumière
1044 3e Avenue,
Quebec City,
QC
G1L 2X2
1044 3e Avenue,
Quebec City,
QC
G1L 2X2
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Previously operated by: Bessette & Blanchard, Famous Players, United Theatres
Functions: Retail
Previous Names: Theatre Lairet, La Boite a Films
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The Theatre Lairet was opened by Famous Players partner United Theatres/Cinémas Unis on March 26, 1948 with Betty Grable in “Mother Wore Tights”. There were 842 seats in the single-screen house. It was closed in 1970.
On August 5, 1977, the theatre was sold to Bessette & Blanchard, which renamed it La Boite a Films and reduced seating to 810. It was renamed again to Cinéma Lumière in 1982, then closed its doors in 1983. It has since been renovated for retail.
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La Boite a Films were also opened in Montreal and several locations in the Richleau valley. Bessette & Blanchard was based in St. Jean Sur Richleau.
Cela a ouvert le 26 mars 1948. Annonce inaugurale publiée.
This opened on March 26th, 1948. Grand opening ad posted.
This reopened as Boite a Films on August 5th, 1977 after being closed in 1970.