- None
- Alberton
- Atikokan
- Barrie
- Beamsville
- Borden
- Bryson
- Calgary
- Camrose
- Cape Dorset
- Chester
- Collingwood
- Corner Brook
- Dauphin
- Deep River
- Edmonton
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- Gander
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- Goderich
- Guelph
- Hamilton
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- Kirkland Lake
- Lindsay
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- London
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- Medicine Hat
- Midland
- Mississauga
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- Olds
- Penetanguishene
- Picton
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- Saint Boniface
- Saint John
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- St. John's
- Stanstead
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- Sudbury
- Thunder Bay
- Timmins
- Toronto
- Welland
- Windsor
- Winnipeg
- Wolfville
- Yarmouth
- Yorkton
- Clear
- Academy Theatre
- Acadia Cinema Cooperative
- Anglican Church
- Apocalypse Now
- Aztec Cinema
- Bailey Theatre
- Beam Theatre
- Bryson Theatre
- Cape Dorset Community Hall
- Capitol Theater
- Capitol Theatre
- Centre des Arts
- Chapel Saint-Paul
- Characters
- Cinema
- Cinema Pine
- Coronet Cinemas
- Crescent Theatre
- Dauphin Silent Films
- Dime
- Diner
- Drive In
- Drive-In Theatre
- Dundas Street
- Gaiety Theatre
- George Cook
- Gregory Theatre
- Keneric Theatre
- LaSalle Theatre
- Le Paris
- Long Kiss Goodnight
- Love Story
- Mayfair Cinema
- Metropolitan Theatre
- Monarch Theatre
- Movie Hall
- Movie Palace
- Movie theatres
- Movies
- Night's Cafe
- Odeon Theatre
- Palace Theatre
- Paramount Theatre
- Park Theatre
- Princess Pat Drive-In Theatre
- Regent Theatre
- Rex Theatre
- Rialto
- Roxy Theatre
- Serial Movies in St. John's
- Strand Theatre
- Terra Theatre
- The Bookshelf
- The Capitol Theatre
- The Incredible Journey
- The Long Kiss Goodnight
- The Met
- The Pen Twin Theatre
- The Plaza Theatre
- The Strand
- Theatre
- Theatre
- Tivoli Theatre
- Victoria Theatre
- Vogue Theatre
- Westdale Theatre
- Willowdale Theatre
- Winnipeg Cinema
- Yeo's Theatre
- York Theatre
Going Out To The Capitol Theatre
“People would buy a ticket and according to how many would show, they would give a prize. It might end up $400 that night that somebody would get.” – Tootsie Emin, Yarmouth, NS
Scaring Ourselves At The Acadia Cinema
“We’d deliberately scare ourselves after we saw a scary movie so we could scream and run home to our parents.” – Wendy Elliott, Wolfville, NS
A Date At The Movie Hall
“The carvings up around the stage, that was all hand-done! And they put on plays. And of course when they had the movies, it was just a big screen that sat in the middle of the stage.” – Frances Llewellyn, Georgetown, PEI
The Montague Theatrical Experience
“In those days the newsreels brought you up on the news of the world, but Bruce Yeo would bring you up on what was coming around Montague.” – Jock Beck, Montague, PEI
Before The Theatres Died Out In King’s Square
“When I was young there were two movies theatres in King’s Square, which is at the heart of town, at the top of King Street, which really functions as the main street of the city.” – Jody Kliffer, Saint John, NB
