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Beacon East Cinemas - Harper Woods
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Capri Star - Battle Creek
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Center Theatre - Holland
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Center Theatre - Owosso
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Centre Theatre - Grand Blanc
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Century Theatre - Dowagiac
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Charles Theatre - Detroit
Charlevoix Cinema III - Charlevoix
Charlevoix Theatre - Detroit
Chateau Theatre - Muskegon
Cheboygan Opera House - Cheboygan
Chesterfield Cinema 3 - Chesterfield
Chief Theatre - Dowagiac
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Chopin Theatre - Detroit
Cina-Mini One - Grand Rapids
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Cinderella Theatre - Detroit
Cinema & Suds - Saginaw
Cinema 1 & 2 - Pontiac
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Cinema Art - Bay City
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Courtesy Theatre - Detroit
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Crestonette Vaudette Theatre - Grand Rapids
Croswell Opera House - Adrian
Croswell Opera House - Croswell
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Crystal Theatre - Muskegon
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Davison Theatre - Detroit
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Delft Theatre - Escanaba
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Delft Theatre - Marquette
Delft Theatre - Munising
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Della Theatre - Flint
Delray Theatre - Detroit
Delthe Theatre - Detroit
Delton Theatre - Delton
Delux Theatre - Utica
Deluxe Theatre - Detroit
Deluxe Theatre - Imlay City
Denniston Cinemas - Monroe
Depot Theatre - Kincheloe
Desoto Theatre - Detroit
Detroit Arena - Detroit
Detroit Institute of the Arts - Detroit
Detroit Opera House - Detroit
Detroit Science Center IMAX Dome Theatre - Detroit
Detroit Symphony Orchestra Hall - Detroit
Detroit Theatre - Detroit
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Dexter Theatre - Detroit
Dexter Theatre - Dexter
Dipson Theater - Farmington Hills
Discovery Theatre - Battle Creek
Dix Theatre - Marcellus
Dixie Theatre - Detroit
Dixie Theatre - Flint
Dixie Theatre - Monroe
Dort Mall Cinema - Flint
Dox Theatre - Detroit
Drayton Theatre - Waterford
Dreamland Theater - Cadillac
Dreamland Theatre - Detroit
Dreamland Theatre - Saginaw
Drury Lane Theatre - Detroit
Duchess Theatre - Detroit
Duke Theatre - Royal Oak Township
Dundee Theatre - Dundee
Duplex Theatre - Detroit
Durand Theatre - Durand
Eagle Opera House - Marshall
Eagle Theatre - Detroit
Eagle Theatre - Pontiac
East Detroit Theatre - Eastpointe
East End Theatre - Detroit
East End Theatre - Detroit
East Jordan Opera House - East Jordan
East Side Theatre - Detroit
Eastbrook Theatre - Kentwood
Eastland 2 - Harper Woods
Eastland Mall 5 - Harper Woods
Eastland Theatres - Essexville
Eastown Capri Theatre - Battle Creek
Eastown Theatre - Detroit
Eastown Theatre - Grand Rapids
Eastwood Theatre - Eastpointe
Eaton Theatre - Charlotte
Echo Theatre - Detroit
Edison Theatre - Port Huron
Electric Theatre - Flint
Electric Theatre - Manistee
Electric Theatre - Mount Pleasant
Elite Theater - Kalamazoo
Elite Theatre - Detroit
Elite Theatre - Laingsburg
Elite Theatre - Muskegon
Elizabeth Theatre - Detroit
Elk Rapids Cinema - Elk Rapids
Elkton Opera House - Elkton
Elliot Theatre - River Rouge
Elm Theatre - Mount Clemens
Elmwood Plaza 8 Theatres - Lansing
Elsie Theatre - Elsie
EMagine Canton - Canton
Emagine Hartland - Hartland
Emagine Macomb - Macomb
EMagine Novi - Novi
Emagine Palladium - Birmingham
Emagine Rochester Hills - Rochester Hills
Emagine Saline - Saline
EMagine Woodhaven - Woodhaven
Embassy Theatre - Detroit
Emerald Theatre - Mount Clemens
Empire Theatre - Bay City
Empire Theatre - Detroit
Empire Theatre - Iron River
Empire Theatre - Marshall
Empress Theatre - Detroit
Emsee Theatre - Mount Clemens
Enterprise Theatre - Detroit
Esquire Theatre - Grosse Pointe
Esquire Theatre - Lincoln Park
Evart Theatre - Evart
Fairfield Theatre - Detroit
Fairmont Theatre - Detroit
Fairmount Theatre - Grand Rapids
Fairplain Cinemas 5 - Benton Harbor
Fairy Theatre - Detroit
Family Theatre - Adrian
Family Theatre - Birmingham
Family Theatre - Detroit
Family Theatre - East Tawas
Family Theatre - Flint
Family Theatre - Flint
Family Theatre - Grand Rapids
Family Theatre - Ionia
Family Theatre - Jackson
Family Theatre - Monroe
Family Theatre - Monroe
Family Theatre - New Baltimore
Family Theatre - Port Huron
Family Theatre - Three Oaks
Farmington 4 Cinemas - Farmington
Farmington Civic Theater - Farmington
Farmington Theater - Farmington
Farnum Theatre - Hamtramck
Farone's Theatre - Caspian
Farr Theatre - Mason
Fenkell Theatre - Detroit
Fenton Cinema - Fenton
Ferndale Theatre - Detroit
Ferndale Theatre - Detroit
Ferry Field Theatre - Detroit
Ferry Park Theatre - Detroit
Fine Arts Theatre - Detroit
Firebird Theatre - Sandusky
Fisher Theatre - Detroit
Flamingo Theatre - Detroit
Flat Roc Theatre - Flat Rock
Fleet Theatre - Watervliet
Fleur-de-Lys Theatre - Detroit
Flint Cinema - Flint
Flint City Theatre - Flint
Flint Park Theatre - Flint
Flint Theatre - Flint
Flint West 14 - Flint
Flo Theatre - Nashville
Folly Theatre - Flint
Folly Theatre - Flint
Ford Grand Theatre - Dearborn
Ford-Tel Theatres - Dearborn Heights
Fordson Theatre - Dearborn
Forest Theatre - Detroit
Fort Saginaw Mall Cinemas - Saginaw
Forum Theatre - Ypsilanti
Four Star Theatre - Grand Rapids
Fowler Opera House - Fowler
Fowler Theater - N/A
Fox Theatre - Detroit
Franklin Theatre - Detroit
Franklin Theatre - Grand Rapids
Franklin Theatre - Saginaw
Frauenthal Center for the Performing Arts - Muskegon
Fredro Theatre - Detroit
Fredro Theatre - Flint
Fremont Cinema - Fremont
Fremont Cinemas - Fremont
Frolic Theatre - Midland
Frontenac Theatre - Detroit
Fuller Theatre - Kalamazoo
Fulton Theatre - Grand Rapids
Gagetown Opera House - Gagetown
Gale Theatre - Galesburg
Galewood Theatre - Grand Rapids
Garden Theatre - Battle Creek
Garden Theatre - Detroit
Garden Theatre - Flint
Garden Theatre - Frankfort
Garden Theatre - Lansing
Garden Theatre - Marshall
Garden Theatre - Petersburg
Garrick Theatre - Detroit
Garrick Theatre - Flint
Gaslight Cinema - Petoskey
Gateway Theatre - Sterling Heights
Gayety Theatre - Detroit
Gaylord Cinema - Gaylord
Gaylord Cinema West - Gaylord
Gem Theatre - Beaverton
Gem Theatre - Clio
Gem Theatre - Detroit
Gem Theatre - Flint
Gem Theatre - Flint
Gem Theatre - Hale
Gem Theatre - Manistee
Gem Theatre - Muskegon
Gem Theatre - Pigeon
Gem Theatre - Saginaw
Gem Theatre - St. Louis
Genesee Valley Cinemas - Flint
Gladmer Theatre - Lansing
Gladstone Opera House - Gladstone
Glen-Arah Theater - White Cloud
Globe Theatre - Detroit
Globe Theatre - Flint
Globe Theatre - Flint
Gold Coast Theatre - Detroit
Goldfront Theatre - Cheboygan
Granada Theatre - Detroit
Grand Circus Theatre - Detroit
Grand Haven 9 - Grand Haven
Grand Theatre - Brighton
Grand Theatre - Detroit
Grand Theatre - Grand Haven
Grand Theatre - Grandville
Grand Theatre - Menominee
Grand Traverse Cinema - Traverse City
Grand Victory Theatre - Detroit
Grand Woodward Theatre - Detroit
Grande Theatre - Detroit
Grant Theatre - Detroit
Grant Theatre - Grant
Gratiot Theatre - Breckenridge
Gratiot Theatre - Detroit
Grayling Opera House - Grayling
Grays Opera House - Romeo
Graystone Theatre - Detroit
Great Lakes Theatre - Detroit
Green Acres Cinema - Saginaw
Greenville Cinemas - Greenville
Greenwood Theatre - Detroit
Griswold Theatre - Port Huron
Gull Road Cinema 5 - Kalamazoo
Hamblin Opera House - Battle Creek
Hamilton Theatre - Detroit
Hampton 4 Theatres - Rochester Hills
Hampton 6 - Essexville
Hancock Theatre - Detroit
Harbor Beach Community Theatre - Harbor Beach
Harbor Theatre - Ecorse
Harbor Theatre 1 & 2 - Muskegon
Harmony Theatre - Detroit
Harper Theatre - Detroit
Harpos Concert Theatre - Detroit
Hart Theatre - Hart
Hastings 4 - Hastings
Hastings Theatorium - Hastings
Hastings Theatre - Detroit
Hazel Park Theatre - Hazel Park
Heart Theatre - Hartford
Henry Ford Museum Anderson Theatre - Dearborn
Henry Ford Museum IMAX Theatre - Dearborn
Hiawatha Theatre - Gwinn
Highland Park Theatre - Highland Park
Hillman Theatre - Hillman
Hills Opera House - Colon
Hills Theatre - Rochester
Hippodrome Theatre - Detroit
Holbrook Theatre - Detroit
Holland 7 - Holland
Holly Theatre - Holly
Hollywood Theatre - Buchanan
Hollywood Theatre - Detroit
Hollywood Theatre - Petoskey
Home Theatre - Detroit
Home Theatre - Detroit
Homestead Theatre - Detroit
Hoover Theatre - Detroit
Horizon Cinemas - Traverse City
Howell Opera House - Howell
Howell Theatre - Howell
Howland Opera House - Pontiac
Howmet Playhouse - Whitehall
Hudson Theatre - Hudson
Huron Theatre - Port Huron
Huron Theatre - Ubly
Huron Theatre - Waterford
Ideal Theatre - Clare
Ideal Theatre - Flushing
Ideal Theatre - Ithaca
Idle Hour Theatre - Grand Rapids
Idlehour Theatre - Lansing
Ila Theatre - Detroit
Imlay City Cinemas - Imlay City
Imperial Theatre - Detroit
Indian River Theatre - Indian River
Inflight Cine - Saginaw
Ionia Theatre - Ionia
Iris Theatre - Detroit
Ironwood Theatre - Ironwood
Irving Theatre - Detroit
Ishpeming Theatre - Ishpeming
Jackson 10 - Jackson
Janes Theatre - Saginaw
Jeffers Theatre - Saginaw
Jefferson Theatre - Detroit
Jefferson Theatre - Muskegon
Jerry Lewis Cinema - Escanaba
Jewel Theatre - Detroit
Jewel Theatre - Mount Clemens
Jewell Theatre - Flint
John C Cairns Theatre - Detroit
Joy Theatre - Detroit
Joy Theatre - Grand Rapids
Juliet Theatre - Romeo
Kal Theatre - Kalkaska
Kalamazoo 10 - Kalamazoo
Kearsley Theatre - Flint
Keego Theatre - Keego Harbor
Keith - Albee Theatre - Highland Park
Keiths Theatre - Grand Rapids
Ken Theatre - Frankenmuth
Kent Theatre - Cedar Springs
Kent Theatre - Grand Rapids
Kentwood Cinemark 14 - Kentwood
Kercheval Theatre - Grosse Pointe Farms
Kerredge Theatre - Hancock
Kinde Theatre - Kinde
King Theatre - Detroit
Kings Opera House - Oscoda
Kingston Theatre - Cheboygan
Kingswood Theatre - Bloomfield Hills
Knickerbocker Theatre - Detroit
Knickerbocker Theatre - Holland
Koppin Theatre - Detroit
Kozloski Theatre - Detroit
Krafft 8 Theatres - Port Huron
Kramer Theatre - Detroit
Krim Theatre - Highland Park
Kunskys Theatre - Detroit
La Parisien - Garden City
La Salle Garden Theatre - Detroit
La Salle Theatre - Detroit
Laingsburg Opera House - Laingsburg
Lake Michigan Park - Muskegon
Lake Theatre - Benton Harbor
Lake Theatre - Lake Odessa
Lake Theatre - Oscoda
Lake Theatre - Walled Lake
Lakeland Theatre - Middleville
Lakeview Square Cinemas - Battle Creek
Lakeview Theatre - Lakeview
Lakeview Theatre - St. Clair Shores
Lakewood Theatre - Detroit
Lancaster Theatre - Detroit
Lancaster Theatre - River Rouge
Lansing Mall 6 - Lansing
Lansing Mall Theatre - Lansing
Lansing Theatre - Lansing
Lapeer Cinemas - Lapeer
Lasky Theatre - Detroit
Laurel Theatre - Shepherd
Lebowsky Center for Performing Arts - Owosso
Lee Theatre - Three Oaks
Lee Theatre - Whitmore Lake
Lester Theatre - Detroit
Liberty Theatre - Battle Creek
Liberty Theatre - Benton Harbor
Liberty Theatre - Center Line
Liberty Theatre - Detroit
Liberty Theatre - Grand Rapids
Library Theatre - Detroit
Lincoln Park 8 - Lincoln Park
Lincoln Square Theatre - Detroit
Lincoln Theatre - Flint
Lincoln Theatre - Sebewaing
Linden Theatre - Linden
Linwood Theatre - Detroit
Lion Theatre - Muskegon
Little Gem Theatre - Lake Linden
Little Theatre - Detroit
Little Theatre - Midland
Livonia Mall Cinema - Livonia
Lloyds Theatre - Menominee
Lode Theatre - Houghton
Loma Theatre - Coloma
Lona Theatre - Mancelona
Loop Theatre - Detroit
Loyal Theatre - Detroit
Lucon Theatre - East Lansing
Ludowy Theatre - Detroit
Lyceum Theatre - Detroit
Lynx Theatre - Coopersville
Lyric Cinema - Ludington
Lyric Theatre - Detroit
Lyric Theatre - Flint
Lyric Theatre - Harbor Springs
Lyric Theatre - Ishpeming
Lyric Theatre - Lapeer
Lyric Theatre - Manistee
Lyric Theatre - Mount Clemens
Lyric Theatre - Muskegon
M-89 Cinema - Plainwell
Mack Theatre - Detroit
Mackinaw Theatre - Mackinaw City
Madison Theatre - Detroit
Madison Theatre - Grand Rapids
Magic Bag Theatre - Ferndale
Mai Kai Theatre - Livonia
Main Art Theatre - Royal Oak
Main Theatre - Coldwater
Majestic Theater - Richmond
Majestic Theatre - Ann Arbor
Majestic Theatre - Detroit
Majestic Theatre - Detroit
Majestic Theatre - Homer
Majestic Theatre - Kalamazoo
Majestic Theatre - Monroe
Majestic Theatre - Muskegon
Majestic Theatre - Port Huron
Majestic Theatre - Wyandotte
Manchester Theatre - Manchester
Manhattan Theatre - Detroit
Maple Art Theatres - Bloomfield Hills
Maple City Theatre - Adrian
Maple Hill Cinema - Kalamazoo
Marigny Theatre - Pontiac
Mariner Theatre - Marine City
Market Theatre - Detroit
Marquette Opera House - Marquette
Marquis Theatre - Northville
Marr Theatre - Saginaw
Mars Theatre - Detroit
Martha Washington Theatre - Hamtramck
Martha Washington Theatre - Ypsilanti
Mason Twin Cinema - Mason
Maxine Theatre - Croswell
Maxine Theatre - Detroit
Maxine Theatre - Port Huron
May Theatre - Montrose
Mazda Theatre - L'Anse
McMorran Place Theatre - Port Huron
Mears Theatre - Mears
Mecca Theatre - Saginaw
Medbury Theatre - Detroit
Mel Theatre - Melvindale
Melody Theatre - Inkster
Mercury Theatre - Detroit
Meridian 1-4 Theatres - Okemos
Meridian 5-8 Theatres - Okemos
Meridian Outer 6 - Okemos
Merrick Theatre - Detroit
Merrie Melodie Theatre - Rochester Hills
Metropole - Lansing
Metropolitan Theatre - Detroit
Metropolitan Theatre - Highland Park
Michigan Theatre - Ann Arbor
Michigan Theatre - Battle Creek
Michigan Theatre - Detroit
Michigan Theatre - Escanaba
Michigan Theatre - Flint
Michigan Theatre - Jackson
Michigan Theatre - Kalamazoo
Michigan Theatre - Lansing
Michigan Theatre - Saginaw
Michigan Theatre - South Haven
Michigan Theatre - Traverse City
Midland Theatre - Midland
Midtown Theatre - Detroit
Midtown Theatre - Grand Rapids
Midway Theatre - Davison
Midway Theatre - Dearborn
Midway Theatre - Spalding
Milan Cinema - Milan
Miles Theatre - Detroit
Milford Cinema Theatre - Milford
Milford Theatre - Milford
Miller Opera House - Vassar
Mini Theatre 1&2 - Mount Clemens
Minter Theatre - Owosso
Mirth Theatre - Detroit
Mission Point Resort Cinema - Mackinac Island
MJR Chesterfield Crossing Digital Cinema 16 - Chesterfield
MJR Marketplace Cinema 20 - Sterling Heights
MJR Partridge Creek Cinema 14 - Clinton Township
MJR Southgate Cinema 20 - Southgate
MJR Universal Grand Cinema 16 - Warren
MJR Westland Grand Digital Cinema 16 - Westland
Model Theatre - Detroit
Monarch Theatre - Detroit
Monroe Theatre - Detroit
Monroe Theatre - Monroe
Montague Opera House - Montague
Montclair Theatre - Detroit
Morgan Theatre - Ironwood
Motor City Theatre - Warren
Mount Elliott - Detroit
Movies at Fairlane - Dearborn
Movies at Lakeside - Sterling Heights
Movies at North Kent - Grand Rapids
Movies at Oakland Mall - Troy
Movies at Prudential Town Center - Southfield
Movies at Twelve Oaks - Novi
Movies at West Main - Kalamazoo
Movies at Woodland - Kentwood
Munising Opera House - Munising
Music Hall Center for the Performing Arts - Detroit
Music Hall Theatre - Flint
Myrtle Theatre - Detroit
Mystic Theatre - Grand Rapids
National Theatre - Detroit
NCG Courtland Cinemas - Burton
NCG Eastwood Cinema - Lansing
NCG Midland Cinemas - Midland
NCG Trillium Cinemas - Grand Blanc
Neumann Brothers Theatre - Detroit
New Art Theatre - Detroit
New Center Cinema - Detroit
New Plaza Theatre - Detroit
New Theatre - Detroit
New Theatre - Kalamazoo
New Theatre - New Baltimore
Nordic Theatre - Marquette
Norside Theatre - Saginaw
Northcrest Cinema - Rochester Hills
Northgate Cinemas - Hazel Park
Northland Theatre - Southfield
NorthStar Cinemas - Rockford
NorthStar Cinemas - Whitehall
Northtown Theatre - Grand Rapids
Northtown Theatre - Lansing
Northwest Flint Theatre - Flint
Nortown Theatre - Detroit
Nortown Theatre - Flint
Norwest Theatre - Detroit
Norwood Theatre - Detroit
Novi Town Center 8 - Novi
Novo Theater - Newberry
Oak Theater - Manistique
Oak Theatre - Three Oaks
Oakdale Theatre - Hazel Park
Oakland Theatre - Detroit
Oakland Theatre - Pontiac
Oakman Boulevard Theatre - Detroit
Oakman Theatre - Detroit
Odeon Theatre - Detroit
Odeon Theatre - Lansing
Old Detroit Opera House - Detroit
Old Orchard 3 - Farmington Hills
Oliver Theatre - Detroit
Olympic Theatre - Detroit
Ontanogon Theatre - Ontonagon
Opera House - Muskegon
Opera House - Sparta
Orient - Lansing
Orient Theatre - Detroit
Oriental Theatre - Detroit
Orpheum Theatre - Ann Arbor
Orpheum Theatre - Flint
Orpheum Theatre - Hancock
Orpheum Theatre - Ionia
Orpheum Theatre - Kalamazoo
Orpheum Theatre - Lansing
Orpheum Theatre - Mackinac Island
Orpheum Theatre - Pontiac
Orr Theatre - Fowlerville
Otsego Theatre - Otsego
Our Theatre - Fennville
Our Theatre - Grand Rapids
Our Theatre - Quincy
Our Theatre - Standish
Ovid Theatre - Ovid
Owosso Cinemas - Owosso
Owosso Theatre - Owosso
Oxford Cinema 7 - Oxford
Oxford Theatre - Oxford
P & A Theatre - Plymouth
Pal Movie Theatre - Detroit
Palace Theater - Munising
Palace Theater - Traverse City
Palace Theatre - Charlevoix
Palace Theatre - Detroit
Palace Theatre - Flint
Palmer Park Theatre - Highland Park
Paloma Theatre - Saginaw
Pandora 1&2 - Taylor
Park Theatre - Augusta
Park Theatre - Constantine
Park Theatre - Detroit
Park Theatre - Detroit
Park Theatre - Grand Rapids
Park Theatre - Holland
Park Theatre - Lincoln Park
Park Theatre - Montague
Parkside Theatre - Detroit
Parkview Theatre - Detroit
Parkway I & II - Mount Clemens
Pasadena Theatre - Detroit
Pastime Theatre - Detroit
Pastime Theatre - Pontiac
Pastime Vaudette Theatre - Grand Rapids
Pavillion Theatre - Saugatuck
Penn Theatre - Plymouth
Pentwater Theatre - Pentwater
Peoples Theatre - Laurium
Perfect Theatre - Stambaugh
Perrein Theatre - Detroit
Pershing Theatre - Flint
Petoskey Cinema 8 - Petoskey
Phoenix Theatres - Detroit
Phoenix Theatres Laurel Park Place - Livonia
Phoenix Theatres The Mall of Monroe - Monroe
Pic Theatre - Hancock
Piccadilly Theatre - Detroit
Pigeon Cinema - White Pigeon
Pine Grove Theatre - Port Huron
Pine Theatre - Hermansville
Pines Theatre - Bay City
Pines Theatre - Houghton Lake
Pit and Balcony Theatre - Saginaw
Pitcher Show Cinema - Marquette
Pix Theatre - Lapeer
Playhouse Cinema - Southfield
Playhouse Theatre - Marysville
Playmate Theatre - Battle Creek
Plaza 1 & 2 - Traverse City
Plaza 1 & 2 Theatre - Norton Shores
Plaza 2 Theatre - Portage
Plaza Cinema - Iron River
Plaza Cinemas - Jackson
Plaza Theatre - Detroit
Plaza Theatre - Lansing
Pleasure Chest Theatre - Battle Creek
Plymouth Opera House - Plymouth
Poissons Theatre - Grand Rapids
Poland Theatre - Hamtramck
Polonia Theatre - Detroit
Pontiac Opera House - Pontiac
Port Austin Theatre - Port Austin
Posen Theatre - Posen
Post Theatre - Battle Creek
Premiere Theatres - Hillsdale
Princess Theatre - Battle Creek
Princess Theatre - Chelsea
Princess Theatre - Detroit
Princess Theatre - Flint
Priscilla Theatre - Detroit
Pulaski Theatre - Detroit
Punch and Judy Theatre - Grosse Pointe Farms
Purple Rose Theatre - Chelsea
Quad 6 - Grand Rapids
Quality 10 GDX - Saginaw
Quality 16 - Ann Arbor
Queen Theatre - Battle Creek
Quo Vadis Theatre - Detroit
Quo Vadis Theatre - Westland
Radio City Theatre - Ferndale
Radio Theater - Unionville
Rae Theatre - Ann Arbor
Rainbo Theatre - Detroit
Ramona Theatre - Detroit
Ramona Theatre - Grand Rapids
Ramsay Theatre - Ramsay
Ramsdell Theatre - Manistee
Rapids Theatre - Eaton Rapids
Rayner Opera House - Mason
Reading Theater - Reading
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Mercury Theatre
Mercury Theatre
Address:
16860 Schaefer Rd
City:
Detroit
State:
MI
Zip:
County:
Wayne
Notes:
AKA: Metro Mercury 1&2
Open:
1941
Capacity:
2000
Owner History:
Unknown
Number of visits to this page:
19671
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3/15/2021 - waterwinterwonderland.com
In the early and middle 1960s, exclusive first run movies at the Mercury included Exodus (1960), The Longest Day (1962), To Kill a Mockingbird (1962), Charade (1963), and A Shot in the Dark (1964). After that, the Mercury participated in wide area releases of new movies, including Thunderball (1965) and Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner? (1967). (From the Detroit Free Press archives of Newspapers.com)
6/10/2018 - Chris Ott
Henry Dahlgren, my Swedish grandfather and a friend painted the mirals at the Mercury theater. They came to the USA through Ellis Island in the early 1920s. Several commercial artists from Sweden came over to do artwork for the auto companies and the military. His renderings of army Tanks were unbelievably detailed. I was born in 1952 and we lived on Hartwell. I vividly recall going to Abba Jays market for penny candy and baseball cards. I went to Vernor elementary school during kindergarten and remember then serving Vernors Ginger Ale on occasion. We moved to Huntongton Woods when I was 5 yrs old. We were on Elgin and used to go to the zoo for 10 cents and ride the train to Africa and go through the cool tunnels. there. We could hear the lionss at the zoo roaring from our house when they fed them. It was great living there.
1/4/2018 - Dan Thornton
This theater was located near the Precious Blood School, which later became St. Martin de Porres High School (closed since 2005). It was already being torn down when I passed it on the way to the school for a high school placement test. The site is currently occupied by a strip mall.
5/2/2016 - Chris Ott
My grandfather was one of the painters of the murals. He was from Sweden and came came to America in the 1920s. He and another person painted them. Nobody believes this but it is absolutely true.
3/22/2016 - waterwinterwonderland.com
Thank you Irene Suess for having the insight to take photos of the murals inside the Mercury Theater and for posting them here. One of the first theater experiences that I remember was seeing The Ten Commandments at the Mercury Theater in the 50's. That movie, combined with those murals sure left a lasting impression on a six year old.
3/18/2016 - Phillip
The murals were soooooo amazing. I really miss those days so much.
1/3/2016 - Tina
Owner's name was: Robert Sloan Mercury closed: October, 1993.
2/23/2015 - Howard McDonald
What I remember were the murals on the wall, 2 movies for the price of one. Prizes awarded during intermission for those who held the lucky numbers. A Duncan Yoyo representative offered me lessons and a free yoyo. And years later moved across the street to the Amber Room. A few years ago I came back to the old neighborhood (Strathmoor and Grove) for my 56 year grade school reunion. It seemed like a war zone. Currently live in Louisiana!!!.
11/29/2014 - Louise Rizzo
The Mercury Theatre was the most amazing place to go as a child. The murals of the chaiots were breath taking. We lived off of six mile east of six mile and my mother would get the baby buggy out and all six of us would walk all the way the with the promise of a wonderful day at the movies then across the street to the dairy queen for a five cent cone and next store to the dairy queen my fathers jewerly store. If we were really good we would go either Ann's restruant or Saunders stop at Federals for shopping then the long walk home. those were the days My father and uncle owned the dairy queen ,Rizzo Jewerlers and Ann's Restraunt. On the Fourth of July the best please to be would be at Precious Blood for the fireworks. I miss those days and wish our children and grandchildren could feel these experiences just once. Boy am I dated myself.
10/21/2014 - Tom ....
Ah yes, The Mercury. My girlfriend Jerry Cox lived on Littlefield and I would bicycle (didn't have to lock your bike) up from Wyoming to meet her for the Saturday show. going Dutch of course because fifteen cents was a lot of money. I would collect pop bottles for the cash. Would also go to the Westown but liked the Meciry because it seemed so much more plush. Miss the old dazzzz. The 50's were the BEST!!!.
6/8/2014 - Ricardo
I remember going to the see movies at the mercury with my dad to see hell up in Harlem back in 1973 when I was 10, I lived on mark twain between Lyndon and Intervale so the norwest was closer but in my teen years the mercury started an all night movie matinee showing slasher movies this was about 1978 or 1979. The neighborhood has changed and is now crime ridden I joined the Detroit police department sometime later and was assigned to the eighth precinct and the old mercury theatre was just on the out edge of my patrol area but I would sometimes drive by just to see the place. now I've since retired form the Detroit in June of 2013 and has since moved away like so many others for a safer and quieter life in Texas.
4/19/2014 - Maureen
Right on Ed, the movies were shown every summer on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Looking back we were fortunate to live in the 40's and 50's. Lived on Littlefield, across from PB and was maybe a block or so away.
4/16/2014 - Edward Stakoe
Always looked forward to last day of school in June. The Nuns gave us a pamphlet or a summer schedule of shows. I think the ticket price was 15 cents.
4/15/2014 - Pat "KELLY" Bien
KELLY lived on Cruse between Grove and Florence-Graduated from Precious Blood in 1955/sister Rita grad of 1952/brother Kevin grad of 1949/ brother Jim grad 1962. ALL went to the MERCURY every Saturday with our friends. When I went the cost was 14 cents! The so called bad kids sat in the last row and necked then went out afterwards and smoked cigarettes!!! :) ALL seemed to know Mr Bloom and all seemed to not love him over the years. Poor man must have learned to hate kids after dealing with them for so many years-Ha Ha! Precious Blood students would process on special occasions to the MERCURY to watch films of faith (The story of St Joan of Arc for instance). Unheard of in this day and age when kids wouldn't have been taught the same disciplines about behavior and respect, me thinks. Saw great films and cartoons!!. Wonderful memories. , It seems to have gone by way too quickly. but. blessed to have had the experience and the memories!.
12/11/2013 - Unknown
I lived on Ohio St & 6 mile. My best friend and I walked to the Mercury every Saturday to watch movies. Best childhood memories ever.
4/27/2013 - MsMisha
Actually, the site where the movie theater used to be is the parking lot just south of the General Liquidators store. That building has been there and was the old Wrigley's place.
7/28/2011 - Terry
Memories of the Old Days when me, Lil Dave H, Snoop, Soupbone, Eric,& the Manor Street Gang used to Live in the Mercury Theater every Saturday. We used to gamble to get the money, & it was 2 movies for $2:50 & we stayed all day, watched the movies twice.
4/23/2011 - Duane Lamers
Interesting about the Redford Theater is that it purchased the 70mm projectors and special Ultra Panavision lenses when the Summit Cinerama Theater downtown was closed. During the Summit's brief time as a cinema Detroit was the only city that had two Cinerama installations, although the Summit did not have capability for showing the original three-strip Cinerama process and even the Music Hall had closed down to one 70mm projection booth, Baker, by the time the Summit opened. I've not been back to the Redford in years, but the last time I was there I was told that many of the widescreen classics from the 1950's were no longer available because of deterioration in the color.
3/22/2011 - RT Smith
I lived in North Rosedale park near 6 Mile Rd and Southfield. My buddies and I would bicycle up to the Mercury theater almost every summer Saturday. It was the early fifties, so probably a lot of Roy Rogers and Gabby Hayes. I remember being spellbound by the neat murals. It gave the theater a surreal feeling. We would troll the aisles looking for girls to sit by and maybe be able to hold hands or put our arms over their shoulders. A real coming of age experience. I'm sorry to see that the old place has been demolished, but time marches on.
3/6/2011 - Jay
Lived on Littlefield south of Puritain from '69 until I left for college in '85. Some of my favorite memories are going to the Mercury en mass with half the kids on my block. Saw plenty of R-rated slasher movies their despite being underage, they didn't seem to care as long as you had the money. Two features for $1. 50! Took my first date there in '81. I took her hand as soon as the lights went down and didn't let go the whole show. Too bad that place is gone now.
3/1/2011 - Jon C.
The Redford still screens on occasion 70 mm wide screen films.
2/27/2011 - Duane Lamers
As an eastside Detroiter, like many others the west side was uncharted territory. Once I was of age and had my own wheels, I slaked my thirst for films in the widescreen technologies of the '50's and '60's by twice visiting the Mercury because it was presenting the first-run of Porgy and Bess in the Todd-AO process and later on to attend a two-installment screening of a Russian production of War and Peace. The Mercury had installed the special curved screen for Porgy, but I don't think it offered many screenings of 70mm films. I wish one good size theater in the metro area could be revived to present these widescreen wonders from the '50's and later. DVDs on the telly at home just don't cut it!.
12/29/2010 - Michael C barson Sr.
I lived at 16216 littlefield in the early 60's. I went to Precious Blood for 1st & 2nd grade. I remember my father giving me change to go to the movie. I rode my bike to the Mercury one Saturday. I was waiting outside when a kid about 11 tried to take the change from my pockets. I ran into the A & P store next door & the manager took me outside to get my bike. My parents came & got me & walked me home. Shortly thereafter we moved to 5229 W. Outer Drive near Mt. Carmel. There was a bar across from the Mercury called the Amber Room. There was also a place that fixed typewriters called the Add & Type. It was owned by one of my dads clients I think their last name was Sloan. Around the corner from Federals was another bar called The Blue Chip Lounge. It had blue chipped glass on the facade. There was a Greens Hamburgers at the corner of 6 & Schaffer. Best burgers & shakes I have ever tasted even to this day. At that time the area had begun to get kind of rough. Shortly after the Detroit Riots my family moved to West Bloomfield. I drove by the house on Littlefield about 7-years ago & it still looked the same. I didn't recall the murals inside the Mercury & thankfully someone photographed them. They were really futuristic for the very early 60's.
10/12/2010 - dhibbett
When I was 10yrs old my family lived on Hartwell btw Florence and grove My older brothers and my younger sister and I would go to the Mercury all the time. There were probably closed to over 100 kids that lived on Hartwell at that time. We would go with our friends on the street especially on Saturdays when they showed double features on the weekends. The Mercury had 2000 seats and walls were illuminated with murals of the solar system. It also had a stage which a lot of people don't remember. The Mercury was so dear to my heart that I wanted to buy so the next generation could experience the fun and memories that we enjoyed as kids. Sadly the Mercury with its majestic marquee and its beautiful interior was torn down in 1997. Its a shame that times change so drastically that you that you thank God that you were to able to experience those wonderful times.
7/19/2010 - Ty
Wow. I remember going here as a child with my stepfather. I saw Masters of the Universe at the Mercury as well as The Blob (remake). I was very young then and hardly remember it . But I know that the time I spent there was special. I wish there were still double features at the movies.
6/5/2010 - Price
According to theater records, in the late 1980s and early 1990s, the Mercury started showing double features on one bill (until the late showing) for one admission ticket. This was a unique feature of the Mercury in its later years as few if any other indoor cinema showed double bills. I really do wonder if a younger generation could comprehend being able to pay one low price for a ticket and stay for two. These days you could see about 8 movies for the price of one matinee ticket. Sad, but a sign of the times, I guess.
7/12/2009 - Steve A.
So....
I was emailed a link to the pages covering the Mercury Theater. When I saw the images the hair on the back of my neck stood up. Big Time.
My three brothers, one sister and I attended Precious Blood in the 70''s. The school and Church would be located to the RIGHT of the cameraman. Here I learned the ways of the streets. Sho Nuff !
The Wrigley''s was also, at one time, another ''Five and Dime'' called Woolworths.
Somewhere on the block was a ''Federals'' Dept. Stores.
Cool part of town. Scary part of town.
Home was near the corner of Stansbury and Midland.
- Steve
9/7/2008 - GERALD G GLOVER JR.
Thank God for Irene Susse for saving images of the auditorium walls of the Mercury Theater! I remeber my Dad taking us to see The 7th Voyage of Sinbad there in the late fifties. This was a great tme in Dertroit; especially for movies goers, because we had so many neibourhood theaters. We had the Royal on 7mile; the Westown on Wyoming; the Varisty on Livernois; The Duke on 8mile; and the Westside Drive-in on 8mile! I went to the Mercury, on Shafer, many, many times; remembering those great murels and how they shinned during the movie. Yes, thank you ms. Irene Susse for bringing out the childhood memories in us!!!
4/11/2008 - Marshall
The mercury was operated by Suburban Detroit Theaters, which also operated the Northland, The Town Center, and several others. The murals were fantastic. It''s too bad they could not have somehow been preserved.
11/15/2007 - jack lorber
The Mercury was about a mile from our house. We lived on Ward Ave@Fenkell(btwn Schaeffer & Meyers). As a kid in the summer we would ride our bike & go to a summer movie camp flic. Remember seeing Superman & The moleman. In the 60''s took dates to the Mercury to see Rock & Doris movies. Also saw the The Longest Day & To Kill A Mockingbird there. What a beautiful theater. Those murals beat anything seen in todays multiplexes.
10/22/2007 - Tom Rogers
THE MERCURY WAS A MEMORABLE EXPERIENCE AND TREAT WHEN I WAS A KID. MY DAD USUALLY TOOK ME TO THE WESTOWN ON WYOMING. I FELT LIKE I WAS REALLY BEING TREATED GOING TO THE MERCURY TO SEE A JOHN WAYNE MOVIE!! THE DECORATED WALLS WERE AMAZING! THE MARQEE, BUYING THE TICKET, WALKING UP THE INCLINE, BUYING POPCORN, COMFORTABLE SEATS AND EVEN THE BATHROOMS WERE LUXURIOUS.
2/26/2007 - John Stevenson
I grew up about a block and a half from the Mercury theater and was able to go almost every weekend. Saturday morning I''d finish my chores, collect my $.50 cents allowance, and walk to the show...It cost 25 cents to get in, and my other 25 cents would buy popcorn and a drink and maybe even a candy bar...It was always very special....I remember when "Porgy and Bess" premiered there... They had search lights going every night, and everyone was a buzz of the big movie stars that would come there....Every once in a while, I used to talk the ticket gal (the one who tore them in half) into giving me free tickets...that was really something, because then I could bring some of my friends and feel just like a big shot..This is such a great web site for all of us who grew up in Detroit back in the Good old Days!!!
2/14/2007 - Rob Morrow
Unfortunately I only had one visit to the Mercury Theatre. I lived in Windsor, Ontario, Canada and did not have a car so it meant I had to travel across the border by bus and then catch a DSR (Detroit Street Railway at that time) bus in Detroit and transfer a couple times to reach the theatre. This was a long journey to see a movie. I had heard about the magnificent murals and the really big curved movie screen and the fantastic stereo sound system and I wanted to experience it for myself. So on June 9th, 1967 I undertook the journey to have my one and only visit to the Mercury. I reserved my seat at a cost of $2.25 US for the showing of THE TAMING OF THE SHREW with Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton for 8pm on Friday evening. I remember how excited I was as I entered the doors in the lobby. And believe me I was not disappointed. The murals were exquisite, the lobby was grand and the actual theatre was magnificent. I recall the lights being lowered and the curtains opening to reveal the largest screen I think I can remember seeing. And yes, it was curved. Not to the extent the Cinerama screen was but still quite curved. And then the movie began. It was an experience that was everything I had hoped for. I only wish the theatre was not so far away as I would have become a regular patron. Such as I was with the United Artists, the Michigan, the Madison, the Fox, The Music Hall Cinerama, the Summit Cinerama, the Grand Circus, the Adams and the Palms. All of which I have many fond memories, ticket stubs and movie programs that I can share. Detroit theatres are a part of my history as a young person.
4/17/2006 - Gary R. Cocozzoli
It should also be noted that the Mercurys auditorium wallls were completely covered with Art Deco visions of views of the universe that literally "glowed in the dark" with black-light illumination. This provided a positively stunning moviegoing experience where the walls were sometimes more interesting than the film. Another unusual feature was the push-back seats, allowing patrons to move into the row without requiring those already seated to rise. Later, these seats became common at General Cinemas 1960s-built theaters in the Detroit area. After the reserved-seats Porgy and Bess, for which the Mercury was renovated and a huge curved screen was installed, the theater left behind its neighborhood second-run status and began to show first-run films exclusively. The prestigious films of the day played the Mercury first. No longer would the downtown theaters be the only first-run venues in town. Without a doubt, the Mercury was the most unusual theater in the Detroit area and many would say it was the most beautiful.
1/15/2004 - Cinema Treasures
When the Mercury opened in 1941, it could seat over 2000 movie-goers. This Streamline-style theater was designed by Ted Rogvoy, who later designed the suburban State-Wayne and Terrace Theaters. The Mercury's lobby had brass plaques on its walls with autographs of Hollywood stars etched in them. Both the lobby and the auditorium contained modernist murals with astronomical and astrological themes. The Mercury was the first theater outside downtown Detroit to show 70mm, with "Porgy and Bess" in 1959. It was also one of the first non-downtown houses to screen first-run films. In 1985, the large auditorium was twinned into a set of 600-seat auditoriums. The theater's original Streamline Moderne decor was left relatively intact, however. (The old 70mm equipment was removed around this time). It was renamed the Metro Mercury I & II, and began screening second-run features. Sadly, the Mercury was demolished in 1997.
12/19/2003 - Box Office Magazine
September 1959 - Hy Bloom of the Mercury Theatre used to be drummer with the Chord of Judea Symphony orchestra, which played a series of concerts at Belle Isle Music Shell in the 1932 depression days, the News recalled in a feature article.
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