Westgate Cinema City
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3221 Westgate Mall Rocky River OH 44126
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| Record #25967 |
Opened: June 30, 1971
Closed: June 23, 1988
Demolished: 2006
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Capacity: 960 seats
Architect(s): William Riseman Associates
Architectural Style(s):
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Current Organ: none |
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Previously operated by: General Cinema Theatres |
Information for this tour was contributed by Dave Kingham. Westgate Cinema City opened in 1971 and was designed by William Riseman Associates. It was GCC's first "built-as" 4 screen theatre, not resulting from divisions or additions in a space previously occupied by a Kroger supermarket.
Cinema I - 350 Seats, Cinema II - 300 seats, Cinema III - 170 seats, Cinema IV - 140 seats: an imaginative, although impractical, floor plan.
Westgate was closed by GCC in 1988 and the space was converted to a food court, and a new 8-screen theatre was built on an out-lot from the mall. In the spring of 2006 the whole place, mall and the newer theatre was demolished, to be redeveloped into a 'lifestyle center'.
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Last featured 1/29/2006. Last edited 6/16/2014.
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