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Lakehurst Cinema : ウィキペディア英語版
Lakehurst Cinemas

Lakehurst Cinemas (originally known as ''General Cinema Lakehurst 12'' until 2000) was a multiplex movie theatre located in Waukegan, Illinois, United States, that operated from 1974 until 2007.
== History ==
''General Cinema Lakehurst'' opened in 1974 as a part of Lakehurst Mall, a shopping mall across the street from the theater.
The theater was built in keeping with General Cinema's tradition of adding screens near major shopping destinations. General Cinema Lakehurst was originally built with three screens, and its opening film was The Exorcist. In 1984 the theater expanded to eight screens, and finally in 1987 to 12-screens and 3,200 seats;〔(Cinematour.com, Lakehurst Cinema 12 ), accessed November 23, 2009〕 boasting the record for "Most Movie Screens in America",〔〔, quoted by (Cinemateasures.org )〕〔, (Part 2 )〕 although theaters with more screens did already exist at that time.〔 〕

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