-
where performances regularly take
place are also
called "theatres" (or "
theaters"), as
derived from the
Ancient Gr**** θέατρον (théatron, "a
place for viewing")...
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smallest movie theaters have a
single viewing room with a
single screen. In the 2010s, most
movie theaters had
multiple screens. The
largest theater complexes...
- The ****cat
Theaters were a
chain of
adult movie theaters,
operating between the 1960s and the 1980s. ****cat
Theaters had 30
locations in California...
- in Jujamcyn's five
theaters to ATG and
Providence Equity.
Before its
merger with ATG,
Jujamcyn owned five of the 41
Broadway theaters and was the third-largest...
- in
Thousand Oaks, California. Muvico's
theaters were
known for the use of
decorative themes at
several theaters, such as the Egyptian, 1950s drive-in,...
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production performed in a
theater in Manhattan, and the
theaters that
housed them were
called Broadway theaters.
While Broadway theaters are
colloquially considered...
- COVID-19 pandemic, drive-in
theaters reported an
unexpected surge in
attendance in
several U.S. states, as
unlike with
indoor theaters unable to
operate because...
- performance. Some
theaters may have a
fixed acting area (in most
theaters this is
known as the stage),
while some
theaters, such as
black box
theaters have movable...
- stock. It is
called the 15/70 format. They can be purpose-built
theaters and dome
theaters, and many
installations of this type
limit themselves to a projection...
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Discount theaters, also
known as
dollar theaters,
dollar movies, second-run
theaters, and sub-run
theaters, are
movie theaters that show
motion pictures...
