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# Joseph Schell
This is a '''List of former cinemas''':
# Reese Boulware
 
# Matthew Ford
* [[Alamo]], (1908)
* [[Alcazar]] (renamed [[Capitol Theater]])
* [[Avon Building|Avon Theater]], [[29th Street South|29th Street]] and [[7th Avenue South]] ([[Lakeview]]), [[Birmingham]]
* [[Avondale Mills Theatre]], [[Alexander City]]
* [[Bama 6]], (1983-1998) [[1st Street Northeast]], [[Center Point]]
* [[Bama Theatre]], [[Alexander City]]
* [[Bay Theatre]], 1811 [[3rd Avenue North]]
* [[Bessemer Twin]] (mid 1970s - early 1980s)
* [[Brookwood Twin]], (early 1970s - early 1980s) [[Brookwood Mall]]
* [[Brook Highland Cinema]], (1992-2007)
* [[Capitol Theater]], [[Birmingham]]
* [[Champion Theatre]], [[Birmingham]]
* [[Center Point 6]], (1983-July 31, 1997) [[23rd Avenue Northwest]] and [[Carson Road]]
* [[Central Park Family Theater]], (built 1925) 3207 [[Bessemer Boulevard]]
* [[Cinema City 8]], (1971-1992)  [[Parkway East]]
* [[Cinema West]] (1968-mid 1980s)
* [[Cobb Capri]] (1965-mid 1970s) ([[Center Point]])
* [[Cobb Vestavia]] (early 1970s-early 1980s) ([[Park South Plaza]])
* [[Colonnade 10]], [[Colonnade]]
* [[Dixie Theatre]], [[Birmingham]]
* [[Dunbar Theatre]], [[Birmingham]]
* [[Eamond Theatre]], [[4th Avenue North]]
* [[Eastwood Mall Theater]], (1964-1990) [[Eastwood Mall]]
* [[Edisonia]] (1908)
* [[Eighth Avenue Theater]], [[8th Avenue North]]
* [[Electric]] (1908)
* [[Elite]] (1908)
* [[Empire Theatre]], [[Birmingham]]
* [[Erlanger Theatre]], [[Birmingham]]
* [[Famous Theatre]], [[Birmingham]]
* [[Festival 18]], (1989-2006) [[Eastwood Festival Centre]]
* [[Five Points Theatre]], (1921-1958) 1912 [[11th Avenue South]]
* [[Franklin Theater]], [[Avenue E Ensley]]
* [[Frolic Theatre]], [[Bessemer]]
* [[Galax]], 1900 block of [[2nd Avenue North]], [[Birmingham]]
* [[Galleria 10]], (1988-2005) [[Riverchase Galleria]]
* [[Grand Theater]], [[Bessemer]]
* [[Grand Bijou Theatre]], 2304 [[10th Terrace]]
* [[Green Springs 6]], (1971-1992) [[Homewood]]
* [[Homewood Theatre]], (1930s-1958) [[Homewood]]
* [[Hoover Square 6]], (1983-1998) [[Hoover]]
* [[Hoover Theatre]], [[Birmingham]]
* [[Hoover Twin]], (1977-early 1980s) [[Lorna Road]]
* [[Jackson Theatre]], [[Alexander City]]
* [[Jupiter Theatre]], [[Birmingham]]
* [[Lincoln Theater]], [[Bessemer]] (closed 1983)
* [[Lyric Theatre]], [[Birmingham]]
* [[Marvel]], (1908)
* [[Melba Theater]], [[Birmingham]]
* [[Midfield Theater]], (1967-1996)
* [[Midway Theater]], [[Bessemer]]
* [[Musetorium]], (1908)
* [[Neely Theatre]], [[Oneonta]]
* [[Newsome]], (1908)
* [[North Birmingham Theater]], [[North Birmingham]]
* [[Palace Theatre]], [[Ensley]]
* [[Pantages Theatre]], [[Birmingham]]
* [[Peoples Theatre]], [[Alexander City]]
* [[Pitcher Show]], (1980-1990), [[Vestavia Hills]]
* [[Playhouse Cinemas]], [[Alexander City]]
* [[Princess]], 1st block of [[20th Street North]], [[Birmingham]]
* [[Rex Theatre]], [[Alexander City]]
* [[Ritz Theatre]], [[Birmingham]]
* [[Royal Theatre]], [[Birmingham]]
* [[St Nicholas]], (1908)
* [[Star Theater]], [[Bessemer]]
* [[State Theater]], [[Bessemer]]
* [[Strand Theater]], [[Birmingham]]
* [[Strand Theatre (Alexander City)|Strand Theatre]], [[Alexander City]]
* [[Strand Theatre (Montevallo)|Strand Theatre]], [[Montevallo]]
* [[Strand Theater (West Blocton)|Strand Theater]], [[West Blocton]]
* [[Temple Theatre]], [[Birmingham]]
* [[Theatorium]], (1908)
* [[Trianon Theatre]], [[Birmingham]] (before 1927)
* [[Vaudette]], (1908)
* [[Village East Theatre]], [[Birmingham]]
* [[Warrior Theater]], [[Warrior]]
* [[West End Theater]], 1301 [[Tuscaloosa Avenue Southwest]]
* [[Woodlawn Theater]], [[Woodlawn]]
* [[Wildwood 14]], (1991-2005?) [[Lakeshore Drive]]
* [[Wylam Theater]], [[Wylam]]
 
==Former Drive-Ins==
* [[Auto Movies 1]], [[Bessemer]]
* [[Fair Park Drive-In]], (1948-1986), 2801 [[Lomb Avenue]]
* [[Mustang Drive-In]], (1964-1986) 1701 [[Center Point Road]]
* [[Pines Drive-In]], [[Alexander City]]
* [[Rebel Drive-In]], [[Alabaster]]
* [[Robinwood Drive-In]] (1954-1980)
* [[Roebuck Drive-In]], [[Roebuck]]
* [[Shades Mountain Drive-In]], [[Highway 31]]
* [[Skyvue Drive-In]], [[Oneonta]]
* [[Starlite Drive-In]], [[Montevallo Road]]
* [[THC Drive In]], (1950-1980) [[Adamsville]]
* [[Thunderbird Drive-In]] (1968-1978)
* [[Trussville Drive-In]], [[Trussville]]
 
==References==
* [http://www.cinematour.com/theatres.php?db=us&province=AL Alabama listings] at cinematour.com
* Evans Criswell. [http://hsvmovies.com/generated_subpages/cities/al_birmingham.html Historical Information:Alabama:Birmingham] at Movie Theatre Information.
* Wells, Russell "[http://www.birminghamrewound.com/features/bhamtheaters_part3.htm Showplaces of the South: Part 3]". Birmingham Rewound. - accessed January 16, 2007
* Gordon, Robert K. (February 21, 1996) "The Last Picture Show: Midfield cinema closing leaves western area without theater." ''Birmingham News''.
 
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Revision as of 12:46, 16 February 2007

This is a List of former cinemas:

Former Drive-Ins

References

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