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The Cincinnati Post from Cincinnati, Ohio • 31

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-The Cincinnati Post Friday Jan 5 1973 31-' 1 to shop for films The Northgate Mall Springdale and Colerain avenue the first shopping center in Cincinnati that has the movie business answer to the i cinema I III Although the official ing was Dec 21 so Cincinnatian could have' an opportunity to spend part of their holidays at the movies if -they chose Mid-States divi-i sion manager Robert Horton I acting manager Robert Tie- man and his assistant Ken McCain could be found yester-' day still overseeing finishing touches on the attractive 1 house The newest addition to the Mid-States Theater cinema chain is the Northgate Cinema I II and III located in the Northgate Mall Colerain and Springdale road In the near future Store and restaurants will flank each side of the triple movie-house 1 1 1 1 IN THE MMEAT cinema workman were still adust-the orange and brown curtains that match sound-fold Oat lines the walls In cinema I and HI both 300 seaters there were details to occupy other work- 106Di Upon entering the common lobby of the triple cinema the dark wood paneling the orange dominated print car-1 pet and touches of gold' and yellow on wallpaper and trim-' mines the feeling of being in fa Mid-States Theater is al- -'most at once relayed The emphasis on earth tones and natural materials could al-: most be called the "Marvin White Look" White the brother of Mid-States presi-: dent Roy White has designed nil Ae new Mid-State theaters and has been responsible for renovating the older ones all in the same motifs Horton pointed out the yet- to-be-completed exit corridors that are opposite the entrances to the three cinemas which have been constructed side-by-side "When shows are over these exits will enable patrons to leave the thea- ter without going through the lobby that may be crowded with people wa explains! LAST A COMPASSIONATE AND LOVING FILM ABOUT BEING BLACK IN AMERICA It manages as no other movie has done to take the special pride and trial of being black and work it into an experience that can be shared and felt by -JAY COCKS Time Magazine HANDLING CROWDS we have staggered the fea-" ture times- for instance we may start one at 7 one at 7:30 and meat 7:45 The Northgate Mall loca- tion will pose no parking problems "There must be room around the theater for '200 said Tieman more than enough be-cause our seating capacity is 1 1200- The concept of ha ving three cinemas in one theater has varied 'die movie-going ex- 1 perience for patrons a "There hasn't been too much 1 says Bob box office serves all theaters Tickets for die theaters are different colors and have the number of the theater printed onthem Ken McCain assistant manager (left) and Robert Horton Mid-States Division manager stand in the lobby of the new Northgate Cinemas The lobby serves all three theaters The multiple-cinema was designed byMorvinWhite IN films out on the marquee and' you to see one film COMING -ATTRACTIONS thought they were coming in current film fare at Walt" Disney V'f'he to see a triple feature" feature Northgate Cinemas is George 4 Sword and the Stone North- Northgate I Feb 7 and The Train Robbers Northgate HI' will runs Feb 21 The theatei had to explain Cukors Travels with My gate I Jan 24 Walt also have secondary not allowed to Aunt Pete Tillie starring The Greatest Athlete JS not allowed to Aunt theaters "We also that you were move from one theater to Carol Burnett and Walt One ticket entitles Snowball Express "HOWEVER SOME people did net realize mow were three cinemas in here They saw foe names of the WA-CE-LA LOUNGE Bait in Country I Woitom Muilt Thun-FH-Sot 9PM-2AM madison oad oaklet AmBAMAUVRJl (4Mft! 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