Cinerama Dome At Arclight Cinemas Schedule

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But by the late 1990s the motion picture exhibition business began to favor multiplex cinemas, and Pacific Theatres proposed a plan to remodel the Dome as a part of a shopping mall/cinema complex.

But for the first time ever, the Cinerama Dome began showing movies in the three-projector format.

announced plans to build the first theater based upon the design, and had begun razing existing buildings at the construction site.

Historical preservationists were outraged, not wishing to see another great theater "twinned" or worse.

Cinerama's goal was to see at least 600 built worldwide within two years.

Located on Sunset near Vine Street, it would be the first new major motion picture theater in Hollywood in 33 years, and would be completed in time for the scheduled November 2 press premiere of It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World.

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