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I Giants of Exhibition A Directory of North America's 50 Largest Circuits Ranked by Size (as of Jan. 1, 2000) BOXOFFICE'S EXHIBITION EXECUTIVE SURVEY Mike Campbell, President, Chairman & CEO, Regal Cinemas 1. REGAL CINEMAS* 7132 Commercial Park Dr. Knoxville, TN 37918 PHONE: 423-922-1123 FAX: 423-922-3188 WEBSITE: www.regalcinemas.com EXECUTIVE ROSTER: Mike Campbell, Chairman & CEO Greg Dunn, Exec. VP & COO Neal Rider, Exec. VP & CFO J. E. Henry, Sr. VP & Chief Info. Officer Denise Gurin, Sr. VP & Head Film Barry Steinberg, VP & Asst. Head Film Buyer Rob Del Moro, Sr. VP, Purchasing Ray Dunlap, VP, Theatre Equipment Mike Levesque, Sr. VP, Ops. Fred Buffum, VP, Ops. — North Curtis Ewing, VP, Ops. — West Bill Koontz, VP, Ops. — South Mark Reis, VP, Ops. — Central Phil Zacheretti, Sr. VP, Mktg./Adv. Randall Blaum, VP, Advertising Keith Thompson, Sr. VP, Real Estate & Development Ron Reid, Sr. VP, Construction John Roper, VP, Development — South Ronald Kooch, VP, Construction Roger Frazee, VP, Technical Services Randy Smith, VP & Hum. Res. Counsel PeterBrandow, VP, Gen. Cnsl. & Sec. Leon Hurst, VP, Security & Quality Control YEAR FOUNDED: 1989 1 What will be the biggest change in exhibition Marc J. Pascucci, Sr. VP, Marketing, LCE, U.S. Allen Karp, Chairman & CEO, Cineplex Odeon over the next 10 years:' Ted Shugrue, Pres., Digital Cinema. Loews Cineplex Intl. YEAR FOUNDED: 2. What changes will need to he made to keep 1904 the industry healthy TOTAL SCREENS —Slow new building (WORLDWIDE): 3000 —Dispose of old real estate TOTAL SITES — Further consolidation (WORLDWIDE): 405 —Raise ticket prices SCREENS LAST —Generate new ancillary revenue YEAR: 2700 sources. SITES LAST YEAR: 3. What are your circuit's goals for the 400 21st century'.' RANK LAST YEAR: 4 Increase market share, maintain margins and NEW (1999) SCREENS: 300 position for the long term. PROJECTED SCREENS, 12/00: N/A TOTAL SCREENS (WORLDWIDE): PROJECTED SITES, 12/00: N/A 4474 THEATRE EMPLOYEES: 13,000 TOTAL SITES (WORLDWIDE): 438 CORPORATE EMPLOYEES: 300 SCREENS LAST YEAR: 3650 THEATRE LOCATIONS: 23 States: SITES LAST YEAR: 412 AZ, CA, CT, DC, FL, GA, ID, IL, IN, RANK LAST YEAR: 1 KY, MA, MD, MI, MN, NH, NJ, NEW (1999) SCREENS: 824 NY, OH, PA, TX, UT, VA, WA; PROJECTED SCREENS, 12/00: N/A Austria, Canada, Hungary, Italy, PROJECTED SITES, 12/00: N/A Spain, Turkey THEATRE EMPLOYEES: 17,000 CORPORATE EMPLOYEES: 300 THEATRE LOCATIONS: 32 States: AK, AL, AR, CA, DE, FL, GA, ID, IL, IN, KY, LA, MA, MD MI, MN, MO, NC, NJ, NV, NY, OH, OK, OR, PA, SC, TN, TX, VA, WA, WI, WV 2. LOEWS CINEPLEX ENTERTAINMENT* 711 5th Ave. New York, NY 10022 PHONE: 212-833-6200 FAX: 212-833-6292 WEBSITE: www.enjoytheshow.com EXECUTIVE ROSTER: Travis Reid, Pres., LCE, U.S. Lawrence Ruisi, President & CEO, LCE, U.S. John Walker, CFO & Treasurer Michael Norris, Exec. VP Robert Lenihan, Exec. VP Brian Blatchley, Sr. VP, Ops. Fred Gable, VP, Concessions Shauna King, Sr. VP, Film Buying & Booking 3. AMC ENTERTAINMENT* 106 W. 14th St. Kansas City, MO 64141 PHONE: 816-221-4000 FAX: 816-480-4617 EXECUTIVE ROSTER: Peter C. Brown, Chairman, Pres. & CEO: Philip M. Singleton, President & COO James Beynan, Treasurer Craig Ramsey, Sr. VP, Finance John McDonald, Exec. VP, North American Ops. Phil Pennington, VP, Concessions Richard Fay, President, Film Mlrtg. Richard King, VP, Marketing YEAR FOUNDED: 1920 TOTAL SCREENS (WORLDWIDE): 2844 TOTAL SITES (WORLDWIDE): 203 TOTAL SCREENS (OUTSIDE U.S.): 200 TOTAL SITES (OUTSIDE U.S.): 10 SCREENS LAST YEAR: 2291 SITES LAST YEAR: 229 RANK LAST YEAR: 6 NEW (1999) SCREENS: 553 PROJECTED SCREENS, 12/00: N/A PROJECTED SITES, 12/00: N/A THEATRE EMPLOYEES: 14,000 CORPORATE EMPLOYEES: 200 THEATRE LOCATIONS: 24 States: AZ, CA, CO, DC, DE, FL, GA, IL, KS LA, MD, MS, MI, MO, NE, NJ, NT) NC, OH, OK, PA, TX, VA, WA; Portugal, Spain, Hong Kong, Japa BOXOFFICE'S EXHIBITION EXECUTIVE SURVEY Michael Patrick, President & CEO, Carmike Cinemas 1. What will be the biggest change in exhibition over the next 10 years? Exhibitors will incorporate new marketing strategies specifically targeting individual demographics. These strategies will include expanding thi selection of concession items, utilizing unused floor space for additionaj marketing and finding other methods of capitalizing on our captive audience in order to maximize the per patron dollar. 2. What changes will need to be made to keep the industry healthy'.' — In response to the increased construction and debt costs, exhibitors must practice a more controlled and logical expansion. -A bilateral modification to the film rent splits providing a more equitable distribution of revenue to compensate for shorter run times. 3. What are your circuit's goals for the 21st century? We are committed to improving the quality of our existing facilities in tht secondary markets so as to maintain our leadership position as the primary provider of entertainment to the small- and medium-size markets. On The Move: Denotes Screen Increase Of More Than 10% 42 Boxoiiici
1 « i ' CARMIKE CINEMAS 11 First Ave. lumbus, GA 31901 ONE: 706-576-3400 K: 706-576-3433 iBSITE: www.carmike.com ECUTIVE ROSTER: ±ae\ W. Patrick, President & CEO V Durant, CFO/Treasurer d W. Van Nov, Sr. VP, Theatre Ops. Madison Shirley, Sr. VP, Concessions thony J. Rhead, Sr. VP, Booking ry M. Adams, Sr. VP, Info. Sys. nar Fields, Sr. VP, Real Estate Champion, Sr. VP, General Counsel rilyn B. Grant, VP, Advertising \R FOUNDED: 1982 TAL SCREENS (WORLDWIDE): 2822 TAL SITES (WORLDWIDE): 456 {EENS LAST YEAR: 2837 LAST YEAR: 536 NK LAST YEAR: 2 W (1999) SCREENS: -15 EJECTED SCREENS, 12/00: 2950 EJECTED SITES, 12/00: 455 EATRE EMPLOYEES: 9630 RPORATE EMPLOYEES: 150 iATRE LOCATIONS: 36 States: AR, CO, DE, FL, GA, IA, ID, IL, IN, KS, KY, LA, vlD, MI, MN, MO, MT, NC, ND, NE, NM, NY, OH, )K, PA, SC, SD, TN, TX, UT, VA, WA, WI, WV, WY REMARK USA )NE: ^72^65-1000 972-665-1004 3SITE: www.cinemark.com CUTIVE ROSTER: Roy Mitchell, Chairman & CEO Stock, President Warner, President, Cinemark Intl. Higgins, President, Cinemark de Mexico iy Mitchell, Exec. VP Stedman, Sr. VP & CFO Brand, VP, Film Licensing t Carmony, Sr. VP, Ops. Cavalier, General Counsel -larton, VP, Construction :er Hebert, VP, Purchasing Jy Hester, VP, Mktg./Communications garet Richards, VP, Real Estate p Wood, VP, Mgmt. Info. Systems R FOUNDED: 1984 IAL SCREENS (WORLDWIDE): 2733 AL SITES (WORLDWIDE): 256 AL SCREENS (OUTSIDE U.S.): 637 AL SITES (OUTSIDE U.S.): 71 EENS LAST YEAR: 2731 | LAST YEAR: 276 IK LAST YEAR: 3 (1999) SCREENS: 2 JECTED SCREENS, 12/00: 3047 JECTED SITES, 12/00: 283 ATRE EMPLOYEES: 9,000 PORATE EMPLOYEES: 225 ATRE LOCATIONS: 32 States: AZ, CA, CO, DE, FL, GA, IA, IL, IN, KS, KY, MI, MN, MO, MS, NC, NE, NJ, NM, NY, H, OK, OR, PA, SC, TN, TX, UT, VA, WI; rgentina, Brazil, Canada, Chile, Costa Rica, r, El Salvador, Honduras, Mexico, icaragua, Peru emark (Central) Central Expressway, Suite 200 , TX 75025 NE: 972-527-9475 B Hannegan, Region Leader Jiemark (Gulf States) HI N.W. Freeway, Suite F123 3SMM PROJECTOR HEADS BALLANTYNE PRO-35 CENTURY C 70 6mm Lens Holder CENTURY C 101 6mm Lens Holder CENTURY SA CHRISTIE P-35-C SIMPLEX E-7 SIMPLEX 35 Late Model SUPER SIMPLEX 2,25000 2,295 00 2,695 00 2,750 00 4,500 00 550 00 35MM SOUNDHEADS-USEO BALLANTYNE MODEL 6 1 095 00 CENTURY R-3/TR-3 1595 00 RCA 9030 7 50 00 RCA 1050 50000 SIMPLEX 5-STAR 1 595 00 SIMPLEX SH- 1000 1*200 00 SIMPLEX SH-1020 1200 00 MOTIOGRAPH SH-7500 '295 00 PROJECTORS AND SOUNDHEADS SOLD ONLY WITH COMPLETE BOOTH CINEMECCANICA V-8 CINEMECCAN1CA V-9 CINEMECCANICA V-5 w/auto turret NORELCO FP-20 w/auto turret 3S/70MM CENTURY JJ-2 CINEMECCANICA V-8 KINOTONE DP-75 NORELCO AA-II TODD-AO 3,500( 3,5001 3,995.1 CHRISTIE 1000 Wan 1 89 CHRISTIE 2000 Watt 220 CINEMECCANICA ZENITH 1,79 ORC 1000 Built-in Power Supply L59 ORC 1600 W/Separate Supply 1*7S< STRONG SUPER LUMEX 2^99 XETRON XH-2000 2^39 -THE ABOVE LAMPHOUSES INCLUDE POWER SUPPLIES- DOLBY CP45 MISCELLANEOUS "I M60-1468 Castillo. Region Leader iiemark (Northeast) 5' Bethel Rd. embus, OH 43220 rNE: 614-538-0404 Hy Street, Region Leader
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