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Empress
4th Avenue1916-? 1945450 seats. It was opened by August Eugene
“Cap” Lathrop.
Fireweed
661 Fireweed Ln1965-20101964 opened by Lathrop as a single screencinema with Mary Poppins1971 taken over by Womecto, which hastheatres in Florida and the WHT Pay-TVchannel in New York City and split into twocinemas1980 Three cinemas1984 taken over by Luxury Theatres1986 expanded to seven cinemas1989 taken over by ACT III1998 taken over by Regal Cinemas.June 6
th
, 2010 closedThe first movie shown was "Mary Poppins."The Fireweed had 15-hundred-26 seats inthe main theater and two smaller screens.It was reconfigured and six other theaterswere added. The Fireweed when built wasowned by the Lathrop Company, which alsoowned the Fourth Avenue and Denalitheaters. .
Gold Dust
2617 Spenard Road
1970’s
This was an adult cinema.
Harmony Theatre
? 1917
Majestic
AKA: Regency
3345 E. Tudor1975-1978
Movies for Your Mind
?121 W. 7th Av.2006-This cinema is at the Museum of Historyand Arts
Pillikin Drive-In
? 1969525 cars
Polar I & II
6200 AshwoodJune 22
nd
, 1971-1994This theatre expanded to 3 screens in theearly 1980's its now a schoolOwners:1972-1977 Wometco1977-1989 Luxury Theatres1989-1994 Act IIIA school now stands on the site.
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