UA The Movies at Coram
3700 Route 112,
Coram,
NY
11727
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Additional Info
Previously operated by: United Artists Theater Circuit Inc.
Nearby Theaters
- Coram Drive In
- Coram Cinema
- Movieland Cinemas
- Brookhaven Multiplex Cinemas
- College Plaza Twin Cinemas
News About This Theater
- Sep 20, 2011 — Coram movie theater revamp nears start
The UA The Movies at Coram was built on the site of the Coram Drive-In. Located on Route 112, near Middle Country Road (Route 25), the UA The Movies at Coram opened on May 24, 1985 with 8-screens. It was equipped with 70mm & 35mm projection. It was expanded to 10-screen on April 13, 1990 and to 12-screens on May 20, 1994. It was closed on April 17, 2003, probably because of the new National Amusements Island 16 Cinema de Lux that NA opened this year in Holtsville, which also caused the closure of the NA Brookhaven Multiplex Cinema too.
UA hadn’t been maintaining it very well in its later years anyway.
The building sat vacant with a “For Sale or Lease” sign on it, and was deteriorating fast. The large sign marquee at the edge of the road stood empty, waiting for letters to movies that will never come again. It has been demolished.
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Recent comments (view all 46 comments)
Photo of pylon uploaded.
Opened May 24th, 1985, and closed in 2003 per New York Daily News.
Grand opening ads just uploaded from Newsday
Thanks, RidetheCtrain. Will add this to my Long Island collection at https://1drv.ms/u/s!AtCJz7ew6OKIwihYQGBMuUxiwysR?e=FldBRc
rivestt296. how often do you update your website. I saw some errors for your listings. Is there a email to send the corrections
hdtv267 – I was once told the main photos rotate, but I don’t think so. It has to do with the order in which they are uploaded. There is no way to designate a specific photos.
Correction: The UA Movies opened on May 24th, 1985 Grand opening ad below: UA Movies at Coram opening 24 May 1985, Fri Newsday (Suffolk Edition) (Melville, New York) Newspapers.com
Please update, closed April 17, 2003. It open on May 24, 1985 as 8 screens,10 screens on April 13, 1990 and to 12 screens on May 20, 1994
Must have been tiny auditoriums. This was not a large building.
Noticed this theatre kept the same phone number that the Drive-In had [SElden 2-6200/736-6200]