
Glenelg Cinema Saved by Wallis Entertainment
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Glenelg Cinema, a beloved beachside venue, is set to reopen under Wallis Entertainments management. The local family business takes over from Event Cinemas, which closed its doors in March. The cinema, known for its cozy atmosphere and comfy seats, will continue to serve the Glenelg community with smooth service and strong local ties. Wallis plans to collaborate with landlord Andrew Taplin for the long term, ensuring the popcorn tradition continues.
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Adelaide News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Glenelg Cinema Saved by Wallis Entertainment. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
Reporting from The Daily News, now, I'm Corey with The Story, with the latest in Adelaide. Glenelve Cinema, a favorite spot by the beach, is staying open thanks to Wallace Entertainment. The local chain is stepping in to run the six-screen venue after event cinemas shuts down for good. Movie fans can look forward to screens lighting up again later this month. Event cinemas held its last show on March 23rd, but Wallace takes over just four days later on March 27th. This keeps the cinema right in the heart of the Jettie Road area, avoiding a permanent goodbye after a decade of operation. The news has brought huge relief to the Glenel community. Families and locals who love beach-side movie nights and casual outings were worried about losing this gathering spot. Wallace, a South Australian family business, promises to focus on smooth service and strong ties to the area. The cinema first opened back in 2016, offering a cozy setup with a bar, lounges, and comfy seats. Its near closure showed the tough times cinemas face worldwide, like pandemic hits and streaming services taking over.
Wallace plans to team up with landlord Andrew Taplin and his group for the long haul. Both are local family operations excited about fresh ideas. Locals should check the Wallace website for show times and loyalty details, so the popcorn tradition rolls on. Deanon is brought to you by our sponsor. When you need a moment alone, just lay back and listen. S-O-L-L-I, solelypillow.com
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