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Northland Theater
Closed – archive entry · 1966–1989
Ted Rogvoy's cinema with the curving, upturned roof at Northland Center opened in 1966 with a Hitchcock film and, in the late 1960s, ran Funny Girl for a whole year.
Quick facts
- Opened
- 1966
- Closed
- 1989
- Architect
- Ted Rogvoy
- Style
- Mid-century modern (curving upturned roof)
- Seats
- nearly 1,500
02 / The story of this place
Make time for these
The Northland Theater opened on November 17, 1966, with Hitchcock's Torn Curtain, at the Northland Center mall. Ted Rogvoy designed it with a distinctive curving, upturned roof, and it seated nearly 1,500. By the late 1960s it was a 70mm roadshow house, with a year-long run of Funny Girl, and it fought hard with the nearby Americana for the big reserved-seat releases. It was twinned in 1976, and AMC bought it in 1986 but closed it about three years later amid falling attendance and violence around the mall. The building later housed the Millenium Theater, a South Asian film and live-entertainment venue.
- Curving, upturned roof by Ted Rogvoy
- Funny Girl ran here for a whole year
- Fierce rivalry with the nearby Americana
Plan your visit
The Northland Theater closed in the late 1980s, and the building later housed the Millenium Theater. For a movie today, pick one of the open cinemas in our guide.


