Welcome to CinemaTour!  Sign In

CinemaTour
 
Cinema History Around the World  
 HOME ·· CINEMAS ·· LINKS ·· BOOKS
 Contact Cinematour ·· Help & Hints ·· About Cinematour
 

Parkway I & II

Groesbeck Hwy & Metropolitan Pkwy
Mount Clemens MI

Closed
Record #13274  
 Opened: February 23, 1972
 Closed: Yes (date unknown)
 Current Use:
 Demolished:
Capacity: 1300 seats
Architect(s):
Architectural Style(s):
National Register:
Current Organ: none
 Also Known As:

Suburban Detroit Theaters opened the Parkway on February 23, 1972, with Disney's "Song of the South" and "They Call Me Trinity". In 1979, Nicholas George purchased the theater, and he operated it until it closed in the 1980s. The interior was gutted and turned into a department store.



---
---

Return to the top of this page   or   Return to the main page


Last featured 2002-12-27. Last edited 11/27/2014.


The content of this website is a research work in progress and is being provided to the public for informational purposes only. As such, articles may contain errors, bias, duplication, or need to be cleaned up. Some documents, images and logos contained in these documents belong to various organizations and corporations. Their inclusion here is for the benefit of the reader and for the benefit of the particular organization, but they are, in fact, the copyrighted property of those organizations. Their presence here does not imply any endorsement of CinemaTour by those organizations. CinemaTour is not affiliated with any cinema or circuit.

© 1995-2024 Vision Entertainment Services. All rights reserved.
Use of this site signifies agreement to terms of service.

www.cinematour.com :: 0.62 MB :: 6.30 MB