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== 1984 - [MERGER] Cineplex merges with Odeon (1941-1984) == | == 1984 - [MERGER] Cineplex merges with Odeon (1941-1984) == | ||
* "Odeon merged with Cineplex in 1984 to form Cineplex Odeon Corporation" <ref> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cineplex_Entertainment </ref> | * "Odeon merged with Cineplex in 1984 to form Cineplex Odeon Corporation" <ref> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cineplex_Entertainment </ref> | ||
− | * This merger added | + | * This merger added larger screen and larger seat count (in other words, more traditional, less Cineplex-y and small like Eaton Centre) Toronto theatres to the Cineplex portfolio, such as the Hyland and the York. |
== 1985 - [DEBUT] Cineplex introduces on-screen advertising == | == 1985 - [DEBUT] Cineplex introduces on-screen advertising == |