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END OF AN ERA: Four Seasons Cinema to Close in August

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Niagara Falls Reporter Staff  ·  July 10, 2019
END OF AN ERA: Four Seasons Cinema to Close in August
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By: Nicholas D. D’Angelo

Managing Editor

The Niagara Reporter has learned that Four Seasons Cinema, a movie theater in the City of Niagara Falls that has operated for decades, will officially close its doors in August. The theater released the following message to customers and residents Wednesday morning:

“To Our Valued Customers,

It is with heavy hearts we must announce the Four Seasons Cinema will be closing its doors forever on or about Sunday August 4, 2019. After years of steadily declining business, the great costs of keeping up with the technology of digital films and the increase of movie audiences consuming more content at home, we can no longer continue to tread water.

We sincerely appreciate all of your loyalty these many years and hope you have as many wonderful memories of our family theater as we do. Thank you to all of our employees. Thank you to our managers. Thanks most of all to you, our customers. We’d also like to give a very special thank you to our longtime manager Dan Chamberlin, who passed away in 2017. Dan was the man behind the curtain….the Wizard, if you will. He was the life-blood of our theater and is sorely missed.

We invite you to celebrate the Four Seasons Cinema with us for the next few weeks. If anyone has movie money or gift cards, we encourage you to use them as soon as possible. Stop in to see one last movie with your friends and family, or even just to say hi.

From our family to yours, thank you and goodnight.”

It is unclear if anything is possible at this point to keep the theater open, but we will keep you posted with any developments.

 

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