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1951 Midtown Celebration Cinema's First Location


Let us set the scene

Our story.

In 1944, progress was happening all over. Industries were rethinking how things were built, how people moved, and how information traveled. While others were advancing aviation, manufacturing, and communication, Jack Loeks was doing the same for moviegoing, opening the Foto Newsreel Theatre at a time when moving images felt like magic.

While Jack loved to entertain with scale and spectacle, he was motivated by something even bigger: the enjoyment of seeing people react to something new—laughing, crying and cheering with their family, friends and neighbors. He knew moviegoing could be more engaging, more comfortable, more memorable if someone cared enough to keep improving the experience.

If you haven’t noticed, his spirit has stuck with us since.

Timeline 1944

1944

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1947

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Timeline 1944

1944

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What's next? Watch and see.

Come experience a movie the way that the film-makers love to have it seen.  As Celebration Cinema moves into the future, we remain proud of our local roots, history of innovation and investment in spaces where community gathers and the magic happens.