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• Gulf States Theatres
  '''Gulf States Theatres''' was a movie theater chain that operated several theaters in the Pensacola area, including the [[Twin Air Drive-In]] and [[Showtown U ...uits, Gulf States would organize roadshows featuring actors to promote the theaters where their movies were playing. In one such promotion, [[Wikipedia:Roy Rog
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• Saenger Amusement Company
  ==Theaters==
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• Rave Motion Pictures
  '''Rave Motion Pictures''' is a national chain of movie theaters with two locations in the Pensacola area. The earlier of Rave's two Pensacola-area theaters is the W Street 18.
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• Holiday drive inn
  [[category:Defunct theaters]]
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• Ranch Drive-In
  [[Category:Defunct theaters]]
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• Gulf Theatre
  [[Category:Defunct theaters]]
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• Cordova Cinemas
  ...ll, the interior space was reconfigured for retail use, while the exterior theaters (originally slated to be retooled for watercraft and motorcycle sales<ref>" [[Category:Defunct theaters]]
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• Strand Theatre
  [[Category:Defunct theaters]]
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• Showtown USA
  [[Category:Defunct theaters]]
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• Saenger Drive-In
  [[Category:Defunct theaters]]
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• George Fuller
  '''George Fuller''' was a movie exhibitor who operated theaters in Pensacola, Pensacola Beach, Warrington and Fairhope. In [[1938]] he won
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• Isis Theater
  ...[Rex Theatre]]s. It was built in [[1913]]<ref name="historicalrole">"Movie theaters stage historical role." ''Pensacola News Journal'', July 7, 1985.</ref> on ...Theaters]] (successor of the Saenger company) to divest itself of certain theaters based on a population formula; under the formula, Paramount was only allowe
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• Twin Air Drive-In
  [[Category:Defunct theaters]]
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• Belmont Theatre
  [[Category:Defunct theaters]]
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• Pen Theatre
  [[Category:Defunct theaters]]
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• Rex Theatre
  Facing competition from newer shopping mall theaters, the Rex closed in [[1977]]. Its owners, the [[ABC Theatre]] chain, donated ...g a deli-style food menu and a selection of beer and wine.<ref>"Second-run theaters offer new concessions." ''Pensacola News-Journal'', July 11, 1982.</ref> Th
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• Quality Inn
  ...om the [[Pensacola Regional Airport]]. There are a variety of restaurants, theaters and amusement parks within walking distance.
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• Navy Point Theater
  [[Category:Defunct theaters]]
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• Westwood Mall
  ...Westwood Mall began dba Mariner Mall, and on January 10, 1986, Westwood 4 Theaters began advertising as Mariner 4.
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• Saenger Theatre
  ...It was designed by New Orleans architect [[Emile Weil]], who designed many theaters of the same name across the country (including the [[Saenger Theatre (Mobil ...hot in widescreen. During the 60s and 70s, with the arrival of more modern theaters, movie audiences abandoned the Saenger. It gained the reputation as an adul
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