DUBUQUE THEATRE CORPORATION - Revision history

Randylyon at 01:07, 23 October 2019

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	DUBUQUE THEATRE CORPORATION. In 1972 the Dubuque Theatre Corporation headed by [[YIANNIAS, Nickas J.\|Nickas J. YIANNIAS]] announced that Cinema 3 was under construction. Because of the enlarged facilities, the theatre complex would be known as Cinema Center. (1)		DUBUQUE THEATRE CORPORATION. In 1972 the Dubuque Theatre Corporation headed by [[YIANNIAS, Nickas J.\|Nickas J. YIANNIAS]] announced that Cinema 3 was under construction. Because of the enlarged facilities, the theatre complex would be known as Cinema Center. (1)

	In 1974 the corporation leased the [[ORPHEUM]] for the showing of films. On April 8, 1974 restoration of the exterior began as part of the process of making it a part of the [[FIVE FLAGS CIVIC CENTER]]. (2)		In 1974 the corporation leased the [[ORPHEUM]] from the city for the showing of films. On April 8, 1974 restoration of the exterior began as part of the process of making it a part of the [[FIVE FLAGS CIVIC CENTER]]. (2)

	D & E Theatres, a joint venture of Dubinsky Bros. Theatres and Essaness Theatres, in 1988 entered into a long-term contract with Dubuque Theatres Corporation. Essaness was a Chicago-based theater group of over 200 screens. Dubinsky, of Lincoln Nebraska, was a major theater corporation in Iowa. Dubinsky once owned the [[GRAND THEATRE]]. D & E would take over both the Kennedy Mall Six movie theater and the nearby Cinema Center 8 at 75 Kennedy Road. Dubuque Theatres and its predecessor the [[YIANNIAS, James N.\|James N. YIANNIAS]] proprietorship had been the motion picture business since 1915. Yiannias would continue to own the real estate on which Cinema Center 8 was located. (3)		D & E Theatres, a joint venture of Dubinsky Bros. Theatres and Essaness Theatres, in 1988 entered into a long-term contract with Dubuque Theatres Corporation. Essaness was a Chicago-based theater group of over 200 screens. Dubinsky, of Lincoln Nebraska, was a major theater corporation in Iowa. Dubinsky once owned the [[GRAND THEATRE]]. D & E would take over both the Kennedy Mall Six movie theater and the nearby Cinema Center 8 at 75 Kennedy Road. Dubuque Theatres and its predecessor the [[YIANNIAS, James N.\|James N. YIANNIAS]] proprietorship had been the motion picture business since 1915. Yiannias would continue to own the real estate on which Cinema Center 8 was located. (3)

Randylyon at 01:06, 23 October 2019

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	DUBUQUE THEATRE CORPORATION. In 1972 the Dubuque Theatre Corporation headed by [[YIANNIAS, Nickas J.\|Nickas J. YIANNIAS]]announced that Cinema 3 was under construction. Because of the enlarged facilities, the theatre complex would be known as Cinema Center. (1)		DUBUQUE THEATRE CORPORATION. In 1972 the Dubuque Theatre Corporation headed by [[YIANNIAS, Nickas J.\|Nickas J. YIANNIAS]] announced that Cinema 3 was under construction. Because of the enlarged facilities, the theatre complex would be known as Cinema Center. (1)

	D & E Theatres, a joint venture of Dubinsky Bros. Theatres and Essaness Theatres, in 1988 entered into a long-term contract with Dubuque Theatres Corporation. Essaness was a Chicago-based theater group of over 200 screens. Dubinsky, of Lincoln Nebraska, was a major theater corporation in Iowa. Dubinsky once owned the [[GRAND THEATRE]]. D & E would take over both the Kennedy Mall Six movie theater and the nearby Cinema Center 8 at 75 Kennedy Road. Dubuque Theatres and its predecessor the [[YIANNIAS, James N.\|James N. YIANNIAS]] proprietorship had been the motion picture business since 1915. Yiannias would continue to own the real estate on which Cinema Center 8 was located. (2)		In 1974 the corporation leased the [[ORPHEUM]] for the showing of films. On April 8, 1974 restoration of the exterior began as part of the process of making it a part of the [[FIVE FLAGS CIVIC CENTER]]. (2)

			D & E Theatres, a joint venture of Dubinsky Bros. Theatres and Essaness Theatres, in 1988 entered into a long-term contract with Dubuque Theatres Corporation. Essaness was a Chicago-based theater group of over 200 screens. Dubinsky, of Lincoln Nebraska, was a major theater corporation in Iowa. Dubinsky once owned the [[GRAND THEATRE]]. D & E would take over both the Kennedy Mall Six movie theater and the nearby Cinema Center 8 at 75 Kennedy Road. Dubuque Theatres and its predecessor the [[YIANNIAS, James N.\|James N. YIANNIAS]] proprietorship had been the motion picture business since 1915. Yiannias would continue to own the real estate on which Cinema Center 8 was located. (3)

	The 1972 through 1987 '''Dubuque City Directory''' listed 75 John F. Kennedy.		The 1972 through 1987 '''Dubuque City Directory''' listed 75 John F. Kennedy.
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	1. Advertisement, ''Telegraph Herald'', December 8, 1972, p. 4		1. Advertisement, ''Telegraph Herald'', December 8, 1972, p. 4

	2. "Group Buys Cinema Center," ''Telegraph Herald'', May 12, 1988, p. 5		2. Miller, Jim, "Marquee Falls to Restoration," ''Telegraph Herald'', April 8, 1974, p. 4

			3. "Group Buys Cinema Center," ''Telegraph Herald'', May 12, 1988, p. 5

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Randylyon at 03:35, 22 October 2019

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	DUBUQUE THEATRE CORPORATION. In 1972 the Dubuque Theatre Corporation announced that Cinema 3 was under construction. Because of the enlarged facilities, the theatre complex would be known as Cinema Center. (1)		DUBUQUE THEATRE CORPORATION. In 1972 the Dubuque Theatre Corporation headed by [[YIANNIAS, Nickas J.\|Nickas J. YIANNIAS]]announced that Cinema 3 was under construction. Because of the enlarged facilities, the theatre complex would be known as Cinema Center. (1)

	D & E Theatres, a joint venture of Dubinsky Bros. Theatres and Essaness Theatres, in 1988 entered into a long-term contract with Dubuque Theatres Corporation ~~headed by [[YIANNIAS, Nickas J.\|Nickas J. YIANNIAS]]~~. Essaness was a Chicago-based theater group of over 200 screens. Dubinsky, of Lincoln Nebraska, was a major theater corporation in Iowa. Dubinsky once owned the [[GRAND THEATRE]]. D & E would take over both the Kennedy Mall Six movie theater and the nearby Cinema Center 8 at 75 Kennedy Road. Dubuque Theatres and its predecessor the [[YIANNIAS, James N.\|James N. YIANNIAS]] proprietorship had been the motion picture business since 1915. Yiannias would continue to own the real estate on which Cinema Center 8 was located. (2)		D & E Theatres, a joint venture of Dubinsky Bros. Theatres and Essaness Theatres, in 1988 entered into a long-term contract with Dubuque Theatres Corporation. Essaness was a Chicago-based theater group of over 200 screens. Dubinsky, of Lincoln Nebraska, was a major theater corporation in Iowa. Dubinsky once owned the [[GRAND THEATRE]]. D & E would take over both the Kennedy Mall Six movie theater and the nearby Cinema Center 8 at 75 Kennedy Road. Dubuque Theatres and its predecessor the [[YIANNIAS, James N.\|James N. YIANNIAS]] proprietorship had been the motion picture business since 1915. Yiannias would continue to own the real estate on which Cinema Center 8 was located. (2)

	The 1972 through 1987 '''Dubuque City Directory''' listed 75 John F. Kennedy.		The 1972 through 1987 '''Dubuque City Directory''' listed 75 John F. Kennedy.

Randylyon at 03:34, 22 October 2019

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	DUBUQUE THEATRE CORPORATION. In 1972 the Dubuque Theatre Corporation announced that Cinema 3 was under construction. Because of the enlarged facilities, the theatre complex would be known as Cinema Center. (1)		DUBUQUE THEATRE CORPORATION. In 1972 the Dubuque Theatre Corporation announced that Cinema 3 was under construction. Because of the enlarged facilities, the theatre complex would be known as Cinema Center. (1)

	D & E Theatres, a joint venture of Dubinsky Bros. Theatres and Essaness Theatres, in 1988 entered into a long-term contract with Dubuque Theatres Corporation headed by [[YIANNIAS, Nickas J.\|Nickas J. YIANNIAS]]. Essaness was a Chicago-based theater group of over 200 screens. Dubinsky, of Lincoln Nebraska, was a major theater corporation in Iowa. Dubinsky once owned the [[GRAND ~~THEATER~~]]. D & E would take over both the Kennedy Mall Six movie theater and the nearby Cinema Center 8 at 75 Kennedy Road. Dubuque Theatres and its predecessor the [[YIANNIAS, James N.\|James N. YIANNIAS]] proprietorship had been the motion picture business since 1915. Yiannias would continue to own the real estate on which Cinema Center 8 was located. (2)		D & E Theatres, a joint venture of Dubinsky Bros. Theatres and Essaness Theatres, in 1988 entered into a long-term contract with Dubuque Theatres Corporation headed by [[YIANNIAS, Nickas J.\|Nickas J. YIANNIAS]]. Essaness was a Chicago-based theater group of over 200 screens. Dubinsky, of Lincoln Nebraska, was a major theater corporation in Iowa. Dubinsky once owned the [[GRAND THEATRE]]. D & E would take over both the Kennedy Mall Six movie theater and the nearby Cinema Center 8 at 75 Kennedy Road. Dubuque Theatres and its predecessor the [[YIANNIAS, James N.\|James N. YIANNIAS]] proprietorship had been the motion picture business since 1915. Yiannias would continue to own the real estate on which Cinema Center 8 was located. (2)

	The 1972 through 1987 '''Dubuque City Directory''' listed 75 John F. Kennedy.		The 1972 through 1987 '''Dubuque City Directory''' listed 75 John F. Kennedy.

Randylyon at 03:34, 22 October 2019

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	DUBUQUE THEATRE CORPORATION. The 1972 through 1987 '''Dubuque City Directory''' listed 75 John F. Kennedy.		DUBUQUE THEATRE CORPORATION. In 1972 the Dubuque Theatre Corporation announced that Cinema 3 was under construction. Because of the enlarged facilities, the theatre complex would be known as Cinema Center. (1)

			D & E Theatres, a joint venture of Dubinsky Bros. Theatres and Essaness Theatres, in 1988 entered into a long-term contract with Dubuque Theatres Corporation headed by [[YIANNIAS, Nickas J.\|Nickas J. YIANNIAS]]. Essaness was a Chicago-based theater group of over 200 screens. Dubinsky, of Lincoln Nebraska, was a major theater corporation in Iowa. Dubinsky once owned the [[GRAND THEATER]]. D & E would take over both the Kennedy Mall Six movie theater and the nearby Cinema Center 8 at 75 Kennedy Road. Dubuque Theatres and its predecessor the [[YIANNIAS, James N.\|James N. YIANNIAS]] proprietorship had been the motion picture business since 1915. Yiannias would continue to own the real estate on which Cinema Center 8 was located. (2)

			The 1972 through 1987 '''Dubuque City Directory''' listed 75 John F. Kennedy.

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			Source:

			1. Advertisement, ''Telegraph Herald'', December 8, 1972, p. 4

			2. "Group Buys Cinema Center," ''Telegraph Herald'', May 12, 1988, p. 5

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Randylyon at 03:14, 22 October 2019

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	DUBUQUE THEATRE CORPORATION. The 1972 through 1987 ''Dubuque City Directory'' listed 75 John F. Kennedy.		DUBUQUE THEATRE CORPORATION. The 1972 through 1987 '''Dubuque City Directory''' listed 75 John F. Kennedy.

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Randylyon at 17:48, 1 January 2014

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	DUBUQUE THEATRE CORPORATION. The 1972 through ~~1985~~ ''Dubuque City Directory'' listed 75 John F. Kennedy.		DUBUQUE THEATRE CORPORATION. The 1972 through 1987 ''Dubuque City Directory'' listed 75 John F. Kennedy.

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Randylyon at 01:09, 25 November 2013

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	DUBUQUE THEATRE CORPORATION. The 1972 ~~and 1983~~ ''Dubuque City Directory'' listed 75 John F. Kennedy.		DUBUQUE THEATRE CORPORATION. The 1972 through 1985 ''Dubuque City Directory'' listed 75 John F. Kennedy.

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Randylyon at 01:24, 3 September 2013

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	DUBUQUE THEATRE CORPORATION. The 1972 ''Dubuque City Directory'' listed 75 John F. Kennedy.		DUBUQUE THEATRE CORPORATION. The 1972 and 1983 ''Dubuque City Directory'' listed 75 John F. Kennedy.

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DUBUQUE THEATRE CORPORATION. The 1972 ''Dubuque City Directory'' listed 75 John F. Kennedy.

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