Bellevue Theatre, a Montclair landmark, to reopen
After being closed for four years, the historic Bellevue Theatre in Montclair has announced plans to reopen. The Bellevue first opened on May 13, 1922, and operated continuously for 95 years before being shuttered in 2017. According to a press release, the refurbished theater will offer “a diverse spectrum of film programming, including studio, independent, and international releases, and providing much-needed space for live entertainment such as musical performances, as well as film festival screenings, lectures, and receptions.” After renovation there will be four separate theaters for movies, live performances, and events.
“I am delighted we are working to reopen Bellevue Theatre. It will serve as both a cultural hub and economic force for Upper Montclair,” said Deputy Mayor Bill Hurlock. “This is one of Montclair’s most iconic landmarks. I commend everybody involved for their commitment to restoring this beautiful bu
Art house cinema lovers (especially those who've been vaccinated) have reason to rejoice. The theater a movie mecca is reopening on Thursday, May 13 for in-person screenings after its projectors went dark because of the pandemic.
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Posted on Wednesday, May 5th, 2021 by Chris Evangelista
Movie theaters are slowly reopening after being shut down due to the coronavirus, and everyone in the industry seems to be holding their breath, wondering when and if things will bounce back to normal. With the vaccine rollout continuing, there’s real hope that returning to the movies will be a safe experience. However, a recent change might give some folks pause. The National Association of Theatre Owners recently updated its CinemaSafe guidelines, telling exhibitors they no longer need to disinfect movie theaters between each screening. But don’t freak out just yet.