National Amusements (Showcase) - Cinema 100 Policy

[@MRMOGAVERO]

I used to work at Showcase Theater in North Attleboro , MA Thanks for the memories ! Such fun times

[@RkivUnderground]

He's just gone through a whole century in a minute! A miracle!

[@MrT8599]

Here's when each decade appears in the trailer.
1910s (Nickelodeons): Opening
1920s (Silent Movies): No Talking
1930s (Musicals): Refreshment Center
1940s (Film Noir): No Smoking
1950s (Widescreen/Cheesy B-Movies): Gift Certificates
1960s (Hippie Culture): Art Gallery
1970s (Disco): Rent Our Theater
1980s (Space): Deposit Trash

[@plushblueep]

1990’s (Cinema): Thanks

[@Triblecobbs1992]

You forgot the 1900's he mentions celebrating over 100 years of movies.

[@Musicradio77Network]

Never seen this policy trailer before, but this is quite rare and thankfully they don't showed them in Yonkers too often.

[@Danielcom15]

1981 National Amusements (Showcase) was have Cinemark, Cineplex Odeon Cinemas, and United Artists Theatres

[@plushblueep]

1890’s-1910’s - Coin projectors
1920’s - Silent films
1930’s - Broadway
1940’s - Mystery noirs
1950’s - Widescreen was getting popular
1960’s - Vibrant colors
1970’s - Disco
1980’s - Space
1990’s - Finale

[@lookslikeshit8845]

Widescreen was not on television until however in 1990s and 2000s, and even the 2010s.

[@MrT8599]

Wrong. This trailer was used from 1998-1999

[@northernplacecorporation]

FT Depot has uploaded a higher quality version of this in NTSC and more color percentage.

[@ericanderson3645]

Does anybody know the guys name in this trailer?

[@ChristopherSobieniak]

I remember this very well.

[@MrT8599]

Christopher Sobieniak what year is this from?

[@MrT8599]

Christopher Sobieniak And how do you remember this?

[@ChristopherSobieniak]

I think 1994/95.
Ironically, some suggest 1915 as the birth of cinema as well.
www.theguardian.com/film/2015/aug/24/why-cinema-came-of-age-100-years-ago

[@MrT8599]

Christopher Sobieniak Correction: 1915. Around that time I believe motion pictures moved out of the Nickelodeons and into the bigger halls.

[@ChristopherSobieniak]

Thanks for the correction, I should've said 1915 but it slipped as I just looked that link up (got too used to this century). Prior to 1915, motion picture was still this quaint, small novelty often seen in those venues. This was the era of the Lumieres and other pioneers that invented/perfected the medium we know today.

[@vocazone5421]

I prefer their original policy trailer.

[@plushblueep]

Zach King in the 90's.

[@treguard1982]

Oh no, not this one agan!

[@Triblecobbs1992]

Want to party rent our theater.

[@crystalpurpleyt7685]

475

[@Launchpad05]

kinda lame.