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The Parkway Theater in Las Vegas was one of few theaters between the original opening of [[The Rocky Horror Picture Show]] at the [[UA Westwood]] and [[10 other theaters]] to play in a prime-time, limited engagement before being tested as a midnight movie as part of the 10 original prints that circulated around the U.S.<br> | The Parkway Theater in Las Vegas was one of few theaters between the original opening of [[The Rocky Horror Picture Show]] at the [[UA Westwood]] and [[10 other theaters]] to play in a prime-time, limited engagement before being tested as a midnight movie as part of the 10 original prints that circulated around the U.S.<br> | ||
| − | The Parkway Theater was a 28,000 square foot theater, located across the street from the Boulevard Mall on Maryland Parkway. It was part of the ABC Theater chain known as Plitt Theaters in the 1970s. Shortly after the brief run, the theater was split into two and later three screens. The theatre was closed in 1995. In 1996, the Parkway Theatre became The Good Guys electronics store. | + | The Parkway Theater was a 28,000 square foot theater, located across the street from the Boulevard Mall on Maryland Parkway. It was part of the ABC Theater chain known as Plitt Theaters in the 1970s. Shortly after the brief run, the theater was split into two and later three screens. The theatre was closed in 1995. In 1996, the Parkway Theatre became The Good Guys electronics store. More recently, it became a 99 Ranch Market. |
Revision as of 19:00, 16 September 2017
The Parkway Theater in Las Vegas was one of few theaters between the original opening of The Rocky Horror Picture Show at the UA Westwood and 10 other theaters to play in a prime-time, limited engagement before being tested as a midnight movie as part of the 10 original prints that circulated around the U.S.
The Parkway Theater was a 28,000 square foot theater, located across the street from the Boulevard Mall on Maryland Parkway. It was part of the ABC Theater chain known as Plitt Theaters in the 1970s. Shortly after the brief run, the theater was split into two and later three screens. The theatre was closed in 1995. In 1996, the Parkway Theatre became The Good Guys electronics store. More recently, it became a 99 Ranch Market.
