Woods Mill Cinema I & II
Woods Mill Road and Clayton Road,
Chesterfield,
MO
63017
Woods Mill Road and Clayton Road,
Chesterfield,
MO
63017
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Closed October 29, 1987 taking a lease opt out with “Prince of Darkness” and “Someone to Watch Over Me.”
The theater needs to be added in the Mid-America Cinema Corp. previously-operated list.
It was later taken over by RKO in April 1984, and finally AMC in December 1985.
This opened on August 5th, 1977. Photo and grand opening ad in photo section.
I recently ran across some online archives of my old college’s student newspaper (The UMSL Current) from 1985 and 1986. There were a few movie ads in there and one had the Woods Mill Cinema listed in it. The location for the Woods Mill was given as “Hwy 40 and Woods Mill Road.” After doing a quick check of Google Maps, that location would be close to Maryville University. I also noticed a small strip center with a Dave’s World in it on South Woods Mill, just off South Outer Forty Road. Perhaps this was where the Woods Mill Cinema was located. Keep in mind the key word here is “perhaps”. :)
Utilitarian-at-best twin that I remember as having unmemorable projection and sound. Plus, I just have to make the snarky remark that it is quite unlikely that anyone is going to “Favorite” this cinema, because, honestly, why would you? :–)
I think this theater was actually about 2 or 3 miles further south at Woods Mill and Clayton. Maybe the address no longer exists.
Cinema Tour lists a Four Seasons Cinema I & II which is not listed here on Cinema Treasures. The address given is 68F Four Seasons Shopping Ctr. which is at the intersection of 141/Woods Mill and Olive. Does anyone remember that one?
In 1984 became a RKO Mid-America operation; in 1985 AMC.
AMC closed in November 1987 with the films “Prince of Darkness” and “The Pick-Up Artist.”
Architectural credit given to Engineering Associates, Inc.
Two screens with capacity of 450 in each.
1977 is the correct year of opening.
This theater opened much later than 1962. More like the late 70s. I remember seeing ads for a movie on Channel 11 sometime around there and the announcer saying “Starts Friday at Mid-America’s new Woods Mill”. I believe this and the Cave Spring I & II were the last theaters built by Mid-America.