Q: How long has the Theatre been located in Mariemont?

A: The Mariemont Theatre is located in the 6906 Wooster Pike block. That
particular shopping center was originally built circa 1939. The Mariemont
Theatre was refurbished and opened in 1998.

Q: How much restoration to the old building was necessary to accommodate
the theatre?

A: The entire single screen facility was completely gutted and remodeled into a
state-of-the-art three-screen complex.

Q: The Theatre shows an eclectic array of movies. How does management or
ownership decide which movies will be shown on the three screens?

A: The Mariemont Theatre is proud to be one of the few independent/art film
venues in the Cincinnati area and the film booker for the theatre seeks
films to maintain that mix.

Q: Who exactly owns the Theatre?

A: The Mariemont Theatre is owned by a group of investors, including the
Esquire Theatre. Theatre Management Corporation operates the theatre, which
is also one of the investors.

Q: How is it that the owners decided to create a Theatre in the Mariemont
district?

A: A group of residents from Indian Hill approached Theatre Management
Corporation about opening a theatre so they could have quality films, like
the Esquire, close to them.

Q: What are some interesting facts connected with the theatre, the
building or the company¹s history?

A: The Mariemont Theatre is located in the heart of the Mariemont Square within
walking distance to fine and casual dining. The Mariemont Square and park
area are great places to gather and hang out with friends and to shop.
Going to dinner at one of the several area restaurants and then seeing a
film sets the tone for a perfect evening.

Q: What does the future look like for the Theatre?

A: May 19, 2005 the Red Cross is having a Bikers¹ Ball at the Mariemont Theatre
that will include a showing of Motorcycle Diaries. Also, in May, we will be
hosting Peter Riegert (of Animal House fame) the writer, director and one of
the stars of the film King of the Corner that opens at the Mariemont, on
Friday, May 13, 2005; Peter will be available for a question and answer
session to follow the film.

Also, coming Soon: Wednesday night will be discount night in Mariemont. People will enjoy 20%
off of ticket prices and meals at participating restaurants on Wednesday
nights.

Q: What is the most popular candy sold at the concession stand?

A: The Mariemont Theatre has the best popcorn in town but if you fancy a sweet,
the number one concession candy is the classic Rasinettes.