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made news by becoming what is believed to be the first two-screen theater in the United States showing different movies when operator H. Bert Ram added a screen to an adjoining building and shared a common box office. The main screen remained the
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in 1995. By 2000, multiplexes accounted for 44% of the market with the number of screens in Japan increasing rapidly from less than 2,000 in 1998 to nearly 3,000 in 2001. The expansion in screens and multiplexes also reduced the reliance on the grosses from the nine key cities, with over half of a
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926:opened a ten-screen cinema at
210:provide an accessible overview
119:"Multiplex" movie theater
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2767:www.universalstudioshollywood
2651:Younge, Gary (26 July 2000).
2545:Patience Coster, ed. (1988).
2132:"UGC / Cineworld City Centre"
1498:"Obituaries: Stanley Durwood"
1215:– via The Boston Globe.
739:Kinépolis - Château du Cinéma
2956:(archived 27 September 2011)
2685:. April 19, 1967. p. 6.
2106:"Episode 435: The Megaplex!"
1823:Degen Pener (June 6, 1997).
1665:Cineplex opened mid-April...
1431:. Cinelog.org. June 27, 2009
1044:Universal CityWalk Hollywood
641:The largest megaplex in the
425:Ward Parkway Shopping Center
255:megaplex with 30 screens at
2962:(archived 13 December 2013)
2430:www.elblogdecineespanol.com
2385:20Minutos (10 April 2007).
1732:Acland, Charles R. (2003).
1390:Robertson, Patrick (1993).
360:, Egypt, reported in 1926.
2992:
2976:Cinemas and movie theaters
2706:Quigley Publishing Company
2631:Cinema Theatre Association
2249:The BigScreen Cinema Guide
2136:www.scottishcinemas.org.uk
1332:Fogelman, Randall (2004).
1040:Universal City, California
504:On December 13, 1996, AMC
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1993:Ulin, Jeffrey C. (2013).
1913:Ulin, Jeffrey C. (2013).
1596:– via www.imdb.com.
32:Megaplex (disambiguation)
2763:"About Universal Cinema"
2224:datebook.sfchronicle.com
1587:"Those Calloways (1965)"
1358:Larracey, E. W. (1991).
982:opened with a 30-screen
845:opened its doors in the
743:UGC Ciné Cité Strasbourg
731:UGC Ciné Cité Les Halles
689:multiplex was opened in
591:Tallest cinema multiplex
576:Largest cinema multiplex
388:as the Little Patricia.
2736:Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
2453:Manchester Evening News
2193:San Francisco Chronicle
1019:In 1982, the 14-screen
682:In 1999, the 18-screen
2701:Motion Picture Almanac
2551:British Film Institute
2276:San Francisco Theatres
1679:"Toronto Movie Bazaar"
1075:Irvine Spectrum Center
1055:Grand Rapids, Michigan
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1830:Entertainment Weekly
1825:"Tyrannosaurus Plex"
1794:(16 November 2016).
1335:Detroit's New Center
1169:Watts, Christopher.
687:New York City Center
561:Being John Malkovich
104:improve this article
2743:on January 25, 2013
2218:Johnson, G. Allen.
2167:on 4 September 2011
1236:www.filmjournal.com
1103:Ontario, California
972:National Amusements
885:Ciudad de la Imagen
643:Southern Hemisphere
510:Ontario, California
460:National Amusements
443:East Point, Georgia
375:in London in 1936.
300:Ciudad de la Imagen
261:Ontario, California
2882:. Unfair Park blog
2850:. Unfair Park blog
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1712:The New York Times
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1079:Irvine, California
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948:royal appointment
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