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AMC Pine Square 16

245 Pine Ave. Long Beach, CA 90802 | map |

Opened: December 1992. It was in a development on the west side of the street between 2nd St. and 3rd St. The site had a theatrical history as part of it had been the location of the Lyceum, running c.1907 and using a 233 address. Photo: Bill Counter - 2007
 
 

Another 2007 view. Photo: Bill Counter 
 
 

A shot of unknown provenance that Tony Joseph Lide shared on the I'm So Long Beach Facebook group. 

Closed: November 2010.

Status: The theatre space has been converted to condos. The Grunion had a story by Darcy Leigh Richardson the week of the closing that discussed the condo conversion project.  
 
 

Looking south on Pine toward 2nd St. The Pine Square development still has some retail component. The Lyceum was once near the center of this image. Photo: Google Maps - 2019   

More Information: See the Cinema Treasures page on the Pine Square 16.

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  1. AnonymousMarch 22, 2026 at 6:20 PM

    I Live in one of the condos… lol I would love to know what theater my place was part of.

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