Alec Baldwin will be charged with two counts of involuntary manslaughter in connection with a deadly shooting on a movie set.
HAMILTON TOWNSHIP — Regal Cinemas’ Hamilton Commons Stadium 14 theater is set to close.
The Black Horse Pike theater is one of 39 venues being shuttered by Regal’s parent company, Cineworld, beginning Feb. 15, according to records filed in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of Texas, Houston Division.
Cineworld, which manages facilities in the U.S. and the United Kingdom, plans to reject leases on the theaters in a new bankruptcy filing Tuesday. The company also recently filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in September, Business Insider reported.
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The Hamilton Commons shopping center is listed as the counterparty to the venue under Hamilton Commons TEI Equities LLC, according to court records. Its listed address is for Metro Commercial Management Services Inc., which maintains an office in Mount Laurel, Burlington County.
Metro Commercial Management did not return a request for comment Friday.
The Mays Landing theater opened in 2002. In Atlantic County, two other movie theaters in Northfield and Ventnor are operated by Town Square Entertainment. There also is an IMAX theater inside Tropicana Atlantic City.
Regal operates another theater at the Cumberland Mall in Vineland. That theater was not on the list of properties slated to close.
GALLERY: A look back at South Jersey movie theaters
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Ocean City boardwalk Strand movie theater . June 22, 1986 Press archives
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Movies theaters popular in Ocean City. Sept. 05, 1992 Press archives.
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Mullica township movie theater mill. March 2, 1975 Press archives
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Pleasant mills playhouse. Sept. 26, 1975 Press archives
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Projectors in the Strand were the latest thing in 1938. They were still in use 50 years later. Press archives
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Strand marquee advertises the first feature on opening day in 1938. Press archives
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A long unused ticket booth guards the theater's entrance. March 2, 1975 Press archives
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Brian Blatchley with a projector at the Landis theater in Vineland. Sept. 4, 1987 Press archives
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Bruce Frank in Towne 4 projection room. Sept. 10, 1984 Press archives
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Movie theatre mill's seating. March 2, 1975 Press archives
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Ocean City boardwalk Moorlyn movie theater. June 22, 1986 Press archives.
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Bruce Frank at the Towne 4 movie theater. Sept. 10, 1984
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The right wall was built to divide the theater. The ceiling arcs were divided in half of the Landis theater. Sept. 4, 1987 Press archives
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Movie projection in Towne 12. July 1986 Press archives
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The Strand interior seated more than 1,400 people. Press archives
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Brian Blatchley in the projection room at the feed discs for the #2 projector. Sept. 4, 1987 Press archives
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Night time shot of Strand movie theater. Press archives
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Shore Mall movie theater at Towne 12. July 21, 1986 Press archives
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