Sarno 6 Cinema

The Jerry Lewis Cinema opened its doors as a 350-seat single-screener on February 3, 1972 with Arthur Hill in “The Andromeda Strain” and a special kiddie matinee of Jerry Lewis in “The Big Mouth”. In July of that same year, it was renamed the Sarno Plaza Cinema when Florida West Amusements acquired the theater. It became the Sarno Plaza Twin when it was twinned on June 17, 1977, and expanded to six screens on August 6, 1993, renaming it the Sarno 6 Cinemas. It was closed on May 21, 2000.