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The family-run business there has kept prices low and made a number of renovations to continue to attract customers, according to Berkeley Plaza Theatre 7 general manager Matthew Elliott. The closure of Regal's 10-auditorium theater leaves the Berkeley Plaza Theatre 7 off Williamsport Pike as the lone multi-screen cinema in the Martinsburg area. The Regal theater joins a string of other theaters that operated in the Martinsburg area, but have since closed including Central Theatre, Pine Grove Drive-In Theatre, State Theatre, Strand Theatre and the Sunset Drive-In Theatre, according to CinemaTour. The 32,000-square-foot, 1,400-seat facility's stadium-style seating offered a "perfect sight line" viewing experience for Martinsburg area moviegoers, according to a Herald-Mail report. According to the cinema historical research website, the Hoyts theater opened on May 22, 1998.
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