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Shaw Theatres offers movie booking services and information about their cinemas, studio productions, and charitable foundation.
Admission prices for first-run english language halls were $3 for circle, $2 for back stall and $1 for front stall. Like today, new films were released on a Thursday but with 4-5 daily shows per day. Sneaks, however, were limited to only Saturday midnight show.
Dec 18, 2014 · Shaw Theatres’ eighth cineplex at The Seletar Mall opens to public on 18 December 2014 with eight screens. The opening of the new digital boothless projection cinema in Shaw Theatres Seletar.
Situated in an area known as 'Tekka' , between a bus depot in Mackenzie Road and a row of traditional shop houses, Rex cinema opened in 1946 and thrilled audiences with multi-genre, multi-racial films for over three decades. The first film exhibited in the Rex was 'The Jungle Book'.
Shaw Theatres also manages a ninth cineplex, Century Cineplex, which is privately owned. For more information on Shaw Theatres and Shaw Organisation, please visit http://www.shaw.sg , & connect with Shaw on Facebook , Instagram , Twitter and YouTube .
Nov 30, 2010 · Shaw Theatres, founded by the Shaw Brothers (Tan Sri Runme Shaw and Sir Run Run Shaw), has been operating cinemas in Singapore since 1927. It owns and currently manages five Cineplexes with 27 screens islandwide. An additional 10 screens at Shaw Theatres nex in Serangoon will open in November 2010.
Mar 29, 2012 · Shaw Theatres also manages a seventh multiplex, Century Cineplex, which is privately owned. For more information on Shaw Theatres and Shaw Organisation, please visit http://www.shaw.sg , & connect with Shaw on Facebook , Instagram , Twitter and YouTube .
Shaw billboard, 1980s. By 1979, cinema attendance in Singapore peaked at a record-breaking 46.1 million. This figure was slashed to nearly half by the mid-80s due to rampant video piracy and the recession. In Malaysia, the competition from TV3 also added to the problem.
Amusement Parks. Great World and New World. Follow the streams of cars purring east and west, the sweating rickshaw pullers pulling families of two, three or four, mingle with the walking crowd and let yourself be led by them and you eventually come to a huge gateway. Electric words proclaim you are entering a 'World', a 'Great' and a 'New ...
