Multiplexes / Harper Woods
Beacon East Cinemas
Closed – archive entry · 2007
A four-screen cinema on Vernier Road in Harper Woods, right across from Eastland Mall. It had closed by 2007, and the building later served as a college.
Quick facts
- Closed
- 2007
- Screens
- 4
02 / The story of this place
Make time for these
Beacon East Cinemas sat on Vernier Road in Harper Woods, right across from Eastland Mall. It ran four screens. It had closed by 2007. The building later served as a college.
- Four screens on Vernier Road
- Right across from Eastland Mall
- The building later became a college
Plan your visit
The cinema had closed by 2007 and the building later housed a college, so there are no screenings here. For a movie, check the open cinemas in our guide.
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