I was the General Manager in charge of daily operations, for a number of years. The cost of converting the theater was approximately 500k. Their theater circuit was headquartered in Vermont, with the Carmel location being the furthest to the South. The chain of approximately ten theaters, were run by two partners who inherited the business from their relations. Ĭinema North Corporation opened this theater in July 2000, first converting it into an eight screen multiplex, formerly a Jamesway Department Store. The only carving seen is the one in front of the Mexican restaurant next door, good service after a movie. As for films in the lobby with cameras watching & still inside the building under lock & key.that is typical of alot of theaters.you still need at least $40,000 worth of used projector gear with some kind of audio system to play it! Theater has been at that location for some time as the overall appearence looks to be from 80’s -90’s. It should be noted that the theater is of a contempoary style & is still undergoing renovations and upgrades during the closed hours of operations. Vintage style projectors are in use there at present with new lamphouses. Theaters #4,5,6 are the 80 seat capacity & is were the older films play after being in the larger #1,2,3,7,8 theaters. It is now Carmel Movieplex 8 and has 1116 seats total for 8 theaters. The theater was in need of theater & seat repairs also equipement repair and upgrades which were done during the closed period.

The Cinema North chain of Vermont were there untill cash problems occured & the doors closed.

Movie plex 8