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Oklahoma Cityand Tulsa movietheatres anddrive-ins
Includes all suburbs
12/30/2011
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OKLAMOMA CITY
OKLAHOMA COUNTY
OKLAHOMA CITY
14 Flags Drive-In
9901 South Western1968-19821,600 carsThis drive-in was the largest ever built inthe state. The screen was 132x80 feet.
77 Drive-In
9301 S Shields Blvd1949-1975Owners:1961-1969 Barton Theatres1975 Gulf States Theatres, Inc.
Academy X
108 W. Main1968-1972This was an adult cinema.
AcadimiX
AKA: X-Cite17 N. Harvey1972-1977150 seatsThis was an adult cinema.
Agnew
2821 S Agnew1945-1958700 seatsVideo Independent Theaters, Inc. ownedthis theatre in 1950.
Airline Drive-In
Will Rogers Rd & SW 29
th
St. July 9
th
, 1950-1973Barton Theatres owned this theatre 1961-1969.
Aldridge
303 NE 2nd St 1920-? 1961750 seatsDon't bother to look for black (Aldridge,Blue Moon, Carter, Eastside, Jewel)theatre ads in the Daily Oklahoman, orany other white newspaper. Afro- American theatres advertised exclusivelyin the Black Dispatch. It was owned byBijou Amusements.
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Almonte Cinema 6
2956 SW 59th St 1981-1999Owners:1981-1987 Commonwealth Theatres, Inc.1987-1999 United Artists Theatre Circuit
Barton's Coronado
4020 N. MacArthur1951-1962Barton Theatres owned this theatre .
Bijou
29 Main January 27
th
, 1906-January 1907
Bijou Airdome
Sheridan Av & Harvey St.May 13
th
, 1906-end of season
Bison
1314 NE 23rd St 1941-1962546 seatsThe Bison Theatre was an exact copy of the Mayflower Cinema, also on (NW)23rd Street.
Blue Moon
2203 Exchange? 1935-? 1955This was an Afro-American theatre.
Bricktown & Ciné Capri 16
150 E RenoOctober 1
st
, 2004-This is the first cinema for HarkinsTheatres outside of the Phoenix,AZ areaas well as the first cinema downtown since
the 1940’s.
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