List of Famous Players theatres

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This is a list of Canadian movie theatres operated under the Famous Players brand by its owner, Cineplex Entertainment.

Contents 1 Current theatres 1.1 Alberta 1.2 British Columbia 1.3 Manitoba 1.4 Ontario 1.5 Quebec 2 Former theatres (including current status) 2.1 Alberta 2.2 British Columbia 2.3 Manitoba 2.4 New Brunswick 2.5 Newfoundland and Labrador 2.6 Nova Scotia 2.7 Ontario 2.8 Prince Edward Island 2.9 Quebec 2.10 Saskatchewan

[edit] Current theatres

[edit] Alberta

• Calgary - Paramount Chinook
• Calgary - Westhills 10 (First TechTown arcade, and first Party Room in all Canada)
• Edmonton - SilverCity West Edmonton Mall
• Red Deer - Park Plaza

[edit] British Columbia

• Burnaby - SilverCity Metropolis
• Burnaby - Station Square 7
• Coquitlam - Eagle Ridge
• Coquitlam - SilverCity Coquitlam
• Kelowna - Orchard Plaza 5
• Langley - Colossus Langley
• Prince George - Famous Players 6
• Prince Rupert - Prince Rupert
• Richmond - Richmond Centre 6
• Richmond - SilverCity Riverport
• Vancouver - Paramount Vancouver (Last theatre to be built by Famous Players)
• Vernon - Famous Players 7
• Victoria - SilverCity Victoria

[edit] Manitoba

• Winnipeg - Garden City
• Winnipeg - Kildonan Place
• Winnipeg - SilverCity Polo Park
• Winnipeg - SilverCity St. Vital

[edit] Ontario

• Ancaster - SilverCity Ancaster
• Belleville - Belleville 8
• Brampton - Gateway 6
• Brampton - SilverCity Brampton
• Burlington - SilverCity Burlington
• Greater Sudbury - SilverCity Sudbury
• London - SilverCity London
• Mississauga - Coliseum Mississauga
• Mississauga - SilverCity Mississauga
• Newmarket - SilverCity Newmarket
• Oshawa - Oshawa Centre 8
• Ottawa - Coliseum Ottawa
• Ottawa - SilverCity Gloucester
• Pickering - Pickering 8
• Richmond Hill - SilverCity Richmond Hill
• Scarborough - Coliseum Scarborough
• Thunder Bay - SilverCity Thunder Bay
• Toronto - Canada Square
• Toronto - Scotiabank Theatre (formerly Paramount Toronto)
• Toronto - SilverCity Yonge & Eglinton
• Toronto - SilverCity Yorkdale
• Windsor - SilverCity Windsor
• Woodbridge - Colossus Woodbridge

[edit] Quebec

• Kirkland - Colisée Kirkland
• Laval - Colossus Laval
• Montreal - Paramount Montreal
• Montreal - StarCité Montreal
• Montreal - Versailles 6

[edit] Former theatres (including current status)

[edit] Alberta

Calgary

• Banker's Hall (1990-2001; renovated for retail)
• Calgary Place (1969-1994; renovated for retail)
• Capitol (1921-1972; demolished)
• Chinook (1965-1990; renovated for retail [later replaced by Paramount/Scotiabank Chinook])
• Coliseum Calgary (1998-present; sold to Empire Theatres in 2005)
• Hitchin' Post (1949-1959; closed)
• Market Mall (1977-2002; renovated for retail)
• Palace (1927-1990; closed)
• Palliser Square (1970-1994; renovated for retail)
• SilverCity Country Hills (2000-present; sold to Empire Theatres in 2005)
• Southcentre 7 (1986-1999; closed, eventually renovated for retail space now occupied by Indigo Books)
• Sunridge 5 (1984-2002; closed)

Edmonton

• Avenue (1939-1986; bought by FP in 1982, closed)
• Capitol (1929-1971, 1975-1998 as Capitol Square; sold to Cineplex Odeon in 1995, closed)
• Empress (1949-1960; closed)
• Garneau (1940-present; sold in 1990)
• Gateway 8 (1985-present; sold to Empire Theatres in 2005)
• Londonderry (1972-1997; closed)
• Paramount (1952-2003; closed, planned for conversion to live theatre)
• Princess (1915-1950, 1990-present; closed by FP in 1950, reopened by current owners)
• Roxy (1954-1965; closed)
• Strand (1949-1976; closed)
• Varscona (1944-1986; bought by FP in 1982, live theatre)
• West Mall 5 (1983-1999; renovated for retail)
• Westmount (Famous Players) (1959-1965 as Sahara, 1965-present; bought by FP in 1965, sold to Empire Theatres in 2005)

Lethbridge

• Capitol (1929-1974; closed)
• Cinema (1974-1980; closed)
• College Mall (1969-1994; closed)
• Lethbridge Centre (1979-2005; renovated for retail)
• Paramount (1950-present; sold to Empire Theatres in 2005)
• Roxy (1933-1955; closed)

Medicine Hat

• Monarch (1935-present; sold to Landmark Cinemas in 1985)
• Roxy (1940-1965; closed)

Red Deer

• Capitol (1940-1960; closed)
• Crescent (1935-1955; closed)
• Paramount (1955-1985; closed)

[edit] British Columbia

Burnaby

• Lougheed Mall (1969-2002; sold in 1991, renovated for retail)
• Regent (1929-1958; renovated for retail)

Chilliwack

• Paramount (1950-present; sold to Landmark Cinemas in 1986)

Cranbrook

• Armond (1955-2000; sold to Landmark Cinemas in 1980, closed)

Kamloops

• Capitol (1935-1960; closed)
• Northills (1975-2006; sold to Landmark Cinemas in 1986, closed)
• Paramount (1955-present; sold to Landmark Cinemas in 1986)

Kelowna

• Paramount (1950-present; sold to Landmark Cinemas in 1986)

Langley

• Willowbrook 6 (1981-2006; closed)

Nanaimo

• Capitol (1914-1972; demolished)
• Fiesta Twin (1972-1992, 1993-2000 and 2001-2002 as Bay; sold to Landmark Cinemas in 1993, live theatre)
• Strand (1916-1955; demolished)
• Woodgrove Centre (1981-1992, 1992-1999 as Avalon; sold to Landmark Cinemas in 1992, renovated for retail [replaced by present eight-screen Avalon])

New Westminster

• Columbia (1949-1987; live theatre)
• Paramount (1949-1983; strip club)

North Vancouver

• Esplanade 6 (1990-present; sold to Empire Theatres in 2005)

Penticton

• Capitol (1940-1960; closed)

Port Alberni

• Capitol (1936-1982; live theatre)
• Paramount (1952-present; sold to Landmark Cinemas in 1986)
• Port (1914-1952; destroyed by fire)
• Roxy (1940-1957, 1961-1964; demolished)

Prince George

• Parkwood (1969-1990; demolished)
• Plaza 400 (1979-1992, 1992-1999 as Coronet; sold to Landmark Cinemas in 1992, renovated for retail)
• Spruceland (1969-1992; closed)

Prince Rupert

• Capitol (1935-1980; renovated for retail)
• Totem (1950-1984; community hall)

Richmond

• Richmond Square (1968-1990; demolished)
• Richport Town Centre (1985-1999; sold to Cineplex Odeon in 1991, renovated for retail)

Rossland

• Capitol (1935-1955; closed)

Surrey

• Guildford (1967-present; sold to Empire Theatres in 2005)

Trail

• Strand (1935-1940 as Liberty, 1940-1955; closed)

Vancouver

• Alma (1929-1955; closed)
• Bay (1939-1989, 1990-1994 as Starlight; bought by FP in 1969, sold to Cineplex in 1979, renovated for retail)
• Broadway (1944-1961; demolished)
• Capitol (1920-1974, 1977-2005 as Capitol 6; demolished)
• Denman Place (1969-1989, 1992-present; sold in 1992)
• Downtown (1929-1967 as Dominion, 1967-1988, 1992-1999 as Caprice; sold in 1992, renovated for nightclub)
• Dunbar (1939-1987, 1988-present; bought by FP in 1988, sold in 1998)
• Fine Arts (1969-1989; demolished)
• Hollywood (1935-present; not owned by Famous Players, but leased from 1941 to 1951)
• International (1939-1947 and 1961-1969 as Lyric, 1947-1960; bought by FP in 1947, sold in 1961, demolished)
• Kerrisdale (1929-1959; renovated for retail)
• Kitsilano (1929-1955; community hall)
• Orpheum (1927-1975; live theatre)
• Plaza (1936-1963, 1988-1991 and 1993-1997, 1963-1987 as Odeon; bought by FP in 1988, sold in 1993, renovated for nightclub)
• Ridge (1950-present; sold in 1978)
• Stanley (1930-1991; live theatre)
• Strand (1916-1973; demolished)
• Studio (1949-1972 and 1984-1989, 1972-1978 as Eve, 1979-1981 as Lyric, 1981-1984 as Towne, 1989-1999 as Paradise; sold in 1979, renovated for nightclub)
• Vancouver Centre (1977-2002; educational institution)
• Varsity (1939-1987, 1988-2006; bought by FP in 1988, sold in 1992, demolished)
• Victoria (1929-1955; closed)
• Windsor (1929-1955; closed)

Vernon

• Empress (1945-1955; closed)
• Polson Place (1980-1997; renovated for retail)
• Towne (1940-1970 as Capitol, 1975-present; sold in the late 1980s)

Victoria

• Capitol (1925-1979, 1980-present as Capitol 6; sold to Empire Theatres in 2005)
• Coronet (1946-1965 as Atlas, 1966-1989; closed)
• Dominion (1920-1955; demolished)
• Royal (1915-1930 as Royal Victoria, 1935-1979; live theatre)
• University 4 (1989-present; sold to Empire Theatres in 2005)

West Vancouver

• Park Royal (1966-1993, 1997-2001; sold in 1997, demolished)

[edit] Manitoba

Brandon

• Capitol (1935-1960; closed)
• Strand (1935-2005; sold to Landmark Cinemas in 1995, closed)

Portage la Prairie

• Playhouse (1935-1975; sold in 1965, closed)

Winnipeg

• Capitol (1921-1990; demolished)
• College (1921-1965; closed)
• Colony (1975-1985; closed)
• Crescent (1925-1955; demolished)
• Gaiety (1919-1973, 1973-1975 as Eve; closed)
• Lyceum (1919-1968; demolished)
• Metropolitan (1923-1987; closed)
• Northstar 2 (1970-2001; closed)
• Osborne (1920-1956; closed)
• Polo Park (1967-1994; renovated for retail [later replaced by SilverCity Polo Park])
• Portage Place (1987-2001, 2002-present; sold to Landmark Cinemas in 2002)
• Tivoli (1927-1959; renovated for retail)
• Uptown (1931-1960; renovated for bowling alley)

[edit] New Brunswick

Fredericton

• Capitol (1935-1970; closed)
• Gaiety (1935-1980; sold in 1975, closed)
• Plaza (1975-1995; sold to Empire Theatres in the late 1980s, renovated for retail)

Moncton

• Capitol (1922-1991; bought by FP in 1965, sold in 1970, live theatre)
• Empress (1935-1960; closed)
• Famous Players 8 (1996-present; sold to Empire Theatres in 2004)
• Highfield Square (1969-1975; renovated for retail)
• Imperial (1935-1955; closed)
• Paramount (1969-1996; closed)

Saint John

• Capitol (1913-1929 as Imperial, 1929-1957; live theatre)
• Paramount (1950-2004, 2004-2005 as King Square; sold to Empire Theatres in 2004, closed)
• Plaza (1970-1981; renovated for retail)

[edit] Newfoundland and Labrador

St. John's

• Avalon Mall (1967-present; sold to Empire Theatres in 1990)
• Capitol (1940-1977; closed)
• Cornwall (1950-1955; closed)
• Paramount (1945-1973; closed)
• Star (1935-1955; closed)
• Topsail (1981-1995, 1998-present; sold to Empire Theartes in 1990)

[edit] Nova Scotia

Dartmouth

• Penhorn Mall (1974-present; sold to Empire Theatres in 2004)

Halifax

• Capitol (1929-1974; demolished)
• Cove (1948-1972 as Vogue, 1972-1974 as Eve, 1974-1985; closed)
• Mayfair (1945-1970; closed)
• Paramount (1935-1988; demolished)
• Park Lane 8 (1988-present; sold to Empire Theatres in 2004)
• Scotia Square (1969-1988; renovated for retail)

Sackville

• Downsview Mall (1975-1986; renovated for retail)

Spryfield

• Spryfield Mall (1974-1986; renovated for retail)

Sydney

• Paramount (1950-1985; closed)
• Vogue (1940-1999; sold in 1990, closed)

[edit] Ontario

Barrie

• Granada (1940-1960; closed)
• Roxy (1935-1975; closed)

Belleville

• Belle (1935-1970; closed)
• Capitol (1935-1955; closed)
• Park (1960-1985; closed)
• Quinte Mall (1974-1998; renovated for retail)

Brampton

• Bramalea (1973-1988; closed)

Brantford

• Brant (1940-1950; closed)
• Capitol (1930-1985; live theatre)
• Market Square (1980s-2001, 2005-present; sold in 1998)

Brockville

• Capitol (1935-1985; closed)
• Regent (1939-1958; live theatre)

Cambridge

• Capitol (1969-1980; closed)

Chatham

• Capitol (1930-1993; live theatre)
• Centre (1955-1990; closed)

Cornwall

• Capitol (1928-1985; demolished)
• Palace (1930-1985; closed)

Etobicoke

• Skyline 2 (1971-1991; closed)
• Skyway 6 (1981-1998; renovated for retail)
• Westwood (1955-1995; closed)

Gloucester

• Gloucester 5 (1988-2001; demolished)

Greater Sudbury

• Capitol (1930-1980; closed)
• City Centre (1971-2000; closed)
• Empire (1950-1985; closed)
• Super Mall 3 (1980-2000; closed)

Guelph

• Capitol (1930-1975; closed)
• Palace (1945-1980; closed)
• Royal (1935-1955; closed)

Hamilton

• Avalon (1945-1965; closed)
• Avon (1969-1987; closed)
• Capitol (1917-1922 as Loew's, 1922-1971; sold to Odeon Canada in 1946, demolished)
• Century (1945-1988; closed)
• Cinema (1959-1983; closed)
• Granada (1940-1955; closed)
• Jackson Square (1973-present; sold to Empire Theatres in 2005)
• Lime Ridge 4 (1981-2001; closed)
• Palace (1935-1970; sold to Odeon Canada in 1946, closed)
• Regent (1935-1955; closed)
• Strand (1930-1970; closed)
• Tivoli (1925-1989; partly demolished)

Kenora

• Paramount (1950-1980, 1985-present as Century; sold in 1985)

Kingston

• Capitol (1920-1923 as Allen, 1923-present; sold to Empire Theatres in 2005)
• Grand (1902-1961; bought by FP in 1932, live theatre)

Kitchener

• Capitol (1925-1999; closed)
• King's College (1987-2006; sold to Empire Theatres in 2005, closed)

London

• Capitol (1919-1923 as Allen, 1923-2002; closed)
• Century (1924-1964 as Loew's, 1965-1985; closed)
• London Mews (1989-1990; closed)
• Mall (1939-1960 as Century, 1969-1985; closed)
• Park (1929-1954 as Palace, 1954-1985; closed)
• Patricia (1924-1955; closed)
• Wellington 8 (1997-present; sold to Empire Theatres in 2005)

Markham

• Markville (1982-2000; closed)

Mississauga

• Square One (1973-1997; renovated for retail)
• Sussex Centre (1987-2001; renovated for retail)

Nepean

• Brittania 6 (1977-1998; demolished)

Niagara Falls

• Seneca (1945-1995; sold to Canadian Theatres in 1975, closed)

North Bay

• Bay (1950-1985; closed)
• Capitol (1929-1985; live theatre)

North York

• Bayview Village 4 (1977-present; sold in 2005)
• Centrepoint (1969-1991 as Towne & Countrye, 1991-1999; closed)
• Sheridan North York (1976-2001; closed)
• SilverCity Empress Walk (1999-present; sold to Empire Theatres in 2005)
• Victoria Terrace (1989-2002; closed)

Oakville

• Town Centre 6 (1989-2002; renovated for retail)

Orillia

• Geneva (1940-1980; closed)

Oshawa

• Regent (1921-1989; closed, planned for renovation to live theatre)

Ottawa

• Capitol (1931-1970, 1972-1999 as Capitol Square; renovated for retail)
• Elgin (1937-1994; renovated for retail)
• Nelson (1947-1988, 1988-present as Bytowne; sold in 1988)
• Place du Ville (1971-1996; closed)
• Regent (1919-1972; closed)
• Rideau (1931-1982; demolished)
• Rideau Centre (1983-present; sold to Empire Theatres in 2005)

Owen Sound

• Classic (1935-1960; closed)
• Savoy (1940-1955; closed)

Peterborough

• Capitol (1935-1960; closed)
• Paramount (1950-1985; bought by FP in 1970, closed)

Pickering

• Sheridan Pickering (1977-1997; closed)

Port Hope

• Capitol (1930-1987; live theatre)

Richmond Hill

• Parkway 6 (1989-2001; closed)

St. Catherines

• Capitol (1935-1965; closed)
• Lincoln (1940-1980; demolished)
• Lincoln Mall (1984-2000; renovated for retail)
• Pen Centre (1970-1998, 1998-present as SilverCity Pen Centre; sold to Empire Theatres in 2005)

St. Thomas

• Capitol (1935-2003; sold in 1980, closed)

Sarnia

• Capitol (1940-1988; live theatre)
• Imperial (1935-1953; destroyed by tornado)
• Park (1945-1955; closed)

Sault Ste. Marie

• Algoma (1935-1985; closed)
• Orpheum (1935-1979; closed)
• Station Square Mall (1973-1999, 2000-present; sold to Galaxy Cinemas in 2000)

Scarborough

• Cedarbrae (1969-2003; closed)
• Golden Mile (1954-1986; closed)

Thunder Bay

• Capitol (1945-1999; closed)
• Colonial (1935-1950; closed)
• Court (1950-1965 as Odeon, 1965-1985; bought by FP in 1984, closed)
• Lake (1945-1965; closed)
• Lyceum (1935-1955; closed)
• Orpheum (1935-1950; closed)
• Paramount (1948-1999; closed)
• Royal (1935-1955; closed)

Timmins

• Broadway (1945-1965; bought by FP in 1955, closed)
• Cartier (1940-1955; closed)
• Palace (1940-1980; closed)
• Victory (1950-1990; closed)

Toronto

• Alhambra (1920-1969, 1969-1972 as Baronet, 1972-1986 as Eve, 1986-1990 as Eve's Paradise; closed)
• Avenue (1938-1955; closed)
• Backstage 2 (1969-2001; demolished)
• Beach (1919-1970; closed)
• Bedford (1927-1949; closed)
• Bloor (1905-1940 as Madison, 1940-1964 as Midtown, 1966-1973 as Capri, 1973-1979 as Eden, 1979-present; sold in the 1980s)
• Capitol (1924-1998; sold in later years, closed)
• Cinema at TD Centre (1967-1978; renovated for pedestrian walkway)
• College (1924-1967; closed)
• Cumberland 4 (1980-present; sold in 2005)
• Donlands (1948-1969; closed)
• Eglinton (1936-2002; closed)
• Elgin (1913-1970 as Loew's, 1970-1978 as Yonge, 1978-1981; bought by FP in 1969, live theatre)
• Hollywood (1930-1999; demolished)
• Imperial (1920-1972, 1973-1986 as Imperial 6, 1987-1988 as Pantages; sold to Cineplex Odeon in 1987, live theatre)
• Majestic(1916-1930 First Famous Players theatre, demolished and Scotia Plaza now stands on the site)
• Nortown (1948-1973; closed)
• Oakwood (1919-1962; closed)
• Palace (1921-1987; closed)
• Park (1949-1984; closed)
• Parkdale (1924-1970; closed)
• Plaza (1976-2001; renovated for retail)
• Regent (1928-50 as Belsize, 1950-1988 as Crest, 1988-present; sold in the 1990s)
• Runnymede (1927-1999; renovated for retail)
• Shea's (1909-1956; closed)
• Sheraton Centre 2 (1973-1995; renovated into a ballroom)
• St. Clair (1924-1976, 1980-1990; sold in 1980, closed)
• Thorncliffe (1969-1972; renovated for retail)
• Tivoli (1923-1964; demolished)
• Towne (1949-1985; closed)
• University (1949-1986; mostly demolished, façade renovated for retail)
• Uptown (1920-2003; bought by FP in 1969, demolished)
• Vaughan (1948-1973; recording studio)
• Victoria (1929-1956; bought by FP in 1949, demolished)
• Village (1936-1955; closed)

Welland

• Capitol (1935-1965; closed)

Windsor

• Capitol (1920-1985; live theatre)
• Centre (1950-1980; closed)
• Devonshire (1970-2000; closed)
• Empire (1939-1950; closed)
• Palace (1924-2000, 2002-present; sold to Odeon Canada in 1975)
• Park (1949-1970; closed)
• Parkway 5 (1989-2001; closed)
• Temple (1929-1970; closed)
• Tivoli (1934-1960; closed)
• Vanity (1939-1985; closed)

Woodstock

• Capitol (1935-1998; bought by FP in 1965, sold in 1975, closed)
• Royal (1940-1960; closed)

[edit] Prince Edward Island

Charlottetown

• Capitol (1935-1965; closed)
• Charlottetown 2 (1979-1990; sold to Empire Theatres in the late 1980s, closed)
• Confederation Centre (1964-1980; live theatre)
• Empire (1945-1950; closed)
• Prince Edward (1935-1955; closed)
• Prince Edward 2 (1979-1990; sold to Empire Theatres in the late 1980s, closed)

[edit] Quebec

Dorval

• Cinémas Dorval (1962-2000, 2001-2004; renovated for office space)

Gatineau

• Les Promenades (1982-2001; closed)

Granby

• Galeries de Granby (1974-2005; sold in 1981, closed)

Greenfield Park

• Famous Players 8 (1995-2002; renovated for retail)
• Greenfield Park (1967-1997; demolished)

Hull

• Cartier (1937-1990; sold in later years, closed)
• Montcalm (1948-1955; closed)
• StarCité Hull (1999-present; sold in 2006)

Laval

• Centre Laval (1968-2003; demolished)

Montreal

• Ahuntsic (1946-1964; closed)
• Alouette (1952-1974, 1974-1976 as Pigalle, 1976 as Le Carrefour; renovated for nightclub)
• Amherst (1927-1968, 1968-1979 as Arlequin; live theatre)
• Avenue (1947-1983; demolished)
• Avon (1949-1958; demolished)
• Belmont (1920-1959; closed)
• Capitol (I) (1920-1973; demolished)
• Capitol (II) (1967-1984 as Fleur de Lys, 1984-1987, 1987 as Mon Cinema, 1987-1990 as Université, 1990-1994 as Quartier Latin; bought by FP in 1984, renovated for retail)
• Cartier (1929-1957; closed)
• Centre Eaton 6 (1990-2005; closed)
• Chateau (1931-1982; closed)
• Cinema at Westmount Square (1967-1987; renovated for retail)
• Imperial (1913-1974, 1974-1977 as Cine Centre, 1977-1980 as Cinema X, 1981-2002, 2004-present; sold in 1970, bought back in 1980, sold again in 1995)
• La Cité (1977-1987, 1987-1994 as Bogart, 1994-2006 as Cinéma du Parc; closed)
• Laval (1936-1966, 1968-1979 as Midi-Minuit; sold in 1968, closed)
• Loew's (1917-1975, 1976-1999 as Loew's 5; renovated for retail)
• Orpheum (1907-1910 as Bennett's, 1910-1963; demolished)
• Outremont (1929-1987; live theatre)
• Palace (1922-1980, 1981-2000 as Palace 6; renovated for retail)
• Papineau (1921-1988; sold in 1987, closed)
• Parisien (1917-1963 as Princess, 1963-1974, 1975-1989 as Parisien 5, 1989-present as Parisien 7; sold in 2006)
• Place Ville Marie (1962-1985; renovated for retail)
• Plaza (1923-1977; renovated for nightclub)
• Regent (1916-1962; renovated for retail)
• Rialto (1924-1993; closed)
• Rivoli (1926-1982; renovated for retail)
• Rosemount (1927-1966; closed)
• Seville (1929-1985; demolished)
• Snowdon (1937-1982; closed)
• Strand (1912-1968; closed)
• Van Horne (1949-1984; closed)
• Westmount (1926-1973, 1973-1984 as Claremont; closed)
• York (1938-1988; demolished)

Murdochville

• Paramount (1953-1985; sold in 1975, closed)

Pointe Claire

• Fairview (1966-1992; demolished)
• Famous Players 8 (1992-2005; closed)

Quebec City

• Auditorium (1921-1930; closed)
• Capitol (1930-1982; live theatre)
• Cartier (1928-1955; closed)
• Classic (1920-1966; bought by FP in 1955, closed)
• Empire (1922-1981; bought by FP in 1970, closed)
• Galeries de la Capitale (1981-present; sold in 2006)
• Lairet (1948-1977, 1977-1986 as La Boite à Films; closed)
• Place Québec (1974-1992; renovated for retail)
• Victoria (1919-1967; closed)

Rouyn-Noranda

• Capitol (1940-1980; sold in 1975, closed)
• Noranda (1935-1965; closed)
• Paramount (1950-1990; sold in 1975, live theatre)

Saguenay (Chicoutimi)

• Place du Royaume (1973-1998; sold in 1980, closed)

Sherbrooke

• Carrefour de l'Estrie (1973-2000; closed)
• Granada (1929-1983; live theatre)

St. Lambert

• Astor (1936-1967; closed)
• Victoria (1925-1960; renovated for retail)

St. Laurent

• Lucerne (1955-1974, 1974-1976 as Cinema 2001; closed)
• Normandie (1946-1955; closed)

St. Leonard

• Plaza Jean-Talon (1965-1990; bought by FP in 1987, renovated for retail)

Ste. Foy

• Canadien (1966-1987; closed)
• Ste. Foy (1966-1999; closed)
• StarCité Ste. Foy (2000-2007; closed)

Trois Rivières

• Capitol (1929-1979; live theatre)
• Le Rivières (1971-1984; closed)
• Rialto (1934-1960, 1960-1972 as Le Baronet, 1972-1984 as Midi-Minuit; sold in 1960, closed)

Verdun

• Savoy (1938-1973; closed)

[edit] Saskatchewan

Moose Jaw

• Capitol (1916-1922 as Allen, 1922-2001; sold in 1982, live theatre)
• Orpheum (1934-early 1960s; closed)

North Battleford

• Capitol (1950-present; sold in 1990)
• Empress (1935-1955; closed)

Prince Albert

• Cinema 4/6 (1980-2003; closed)
• Orpheum (1935-1975; closed)
• Strand (1935-1975; closed)

Regina

• Broadway (1929-1981; closed)
• Capitol (1921-1992; demolished)
• Cornwall Centre (1981-2002; renovated for retail)
• Grand (1924-1955; closed)
• Metropolitan (1924-1981; closed)
• Rex (1914-1955; closed)

Saskatoon

• Capitol (1929-1976; demolished)
• Capitol 4 (1984-present; sold to Empire Theatres in 2005)
• Daylight (1935-1965; closed)
• Midtown (1970-2000; renovated for retail)
• Paramount (1969-1980; closed)

Shaunavon

• Plaza (1927-present; bought by FP in 1930, sold in 1998)

Swift Current

• Cinema (1955-present; bought by FP in 1970, sold in 1975)