"I feel they definitely handled this situation horribly for a corporation their size. But more importantly, they were going to anchor our arts and entertainment district Artsakh Avenue,"said Philip Lanzafame, director of community development for the City of Glendale.Ī local man said he worked at one of the locations and the last time he heard from them was when the chain filed for bankruptcy. "They provided an alternative to the other screens that are in town. "It's a disappointment, the theatre being closed," said patron Cam Moan.Ī Glendale City official said Studio Movie Grill was a great asset in the community.
Now moviegoers are finding out they have appeared to permanently close some of their locations. The in-theatre dining chain filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in October. It's been one of the things that's been wonderful since I can walk to the theatre," said patron Patricia Csernecky. Studio Movie Grill had locations in Downey, Monrovia, Redlands and Glendale. (KABC) - As movie theaters started reopening in Los Angeles County, residents found some Studio Movie Grill locations had vanished off the website and the phone numbers disconnected. Picture Show's theaters in Mesa and Prescott remain open.Studio Movie Grill, the in-dining theatre chain, has quietly removed four locations in Southern California from their website.ĭOWNEY, Calif. The mall is set to be demolished, potentially as early as the spring, to build a multi-use development with housing, office space, a grocery store, restaurants, and retail. Picture Show Entertainment closed its theater at Paradise Valley Mall in January after being there for 10 years. Some of its other locations remain open, according to its website. Prior to the closure, the movie theater was undergoing a remodel.ĭallas, Texas-based Studio Movie Grill filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in October. The Scottsdale location initially closed last spring when movie theaters in Arizona were ordered to shut down but ultimately did not reopen.
PHOENIX - Studio Movie Grill in Scottsdale and Picture Show at Paradise Valley Mall have permanently closed.Ī spokesperson for Studio Movie Grill, a chain of dine-in movie theaters, confirmed to ABC15 on Thursday that the Scottsdale theater - its the only location in Arizona - had permanently closed.
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