The Grape Road screens II: the Movies 14, and the closing line

910 WEST EDISON ROAD · CINEMARK · OPEN IN NOVEMBER 2026

The last room standing is the biggest the city has had since the palace, and it is not on Main Street. The Cinemark Movies 14 at 910 West Edison Road — in the Edison Lakes ground north of the mall, a closing line's distance from Grape Road — is a fourteen-screen first-run multiplex operated by Cinemark, the chain whose own listing names the house the Cinemark South Bend Movies 14: South Bend's name on Mishawaka ground, the boundary printed plainly, in a city whose first palace was built to declare entertainment independence from South Bend and whose present cinema answers, in its operator's branding, to the other city's name. The malls record and the South Bend theaters record both boundary-print this house from their sides; this section owns it as Mishawaka's, because its ground is Mishawaka's.

The house's opening year is not established in the record reached, and the gap is printed rather than filled: a venue-directory claim of an 1983 opening reached belongs to a listings aggregator and sits against the corridor's own documented chronology — the General Cinema six of 1986 was then the corridor's new house, and the Movies 14 rose in the multiplex wave of the 1990s that the mall record names as the competition which closed the in-mall three in 2000. The settling sources are the South Bend Tribune's 1990s theater coverage and Cinemark's corporate record. What is established is the house's present, verified in November 2026 from the operator's own listing: fourteen screens, operating, with the chain's current fittings — reclining Luxury Lounger seating, a ScreenX panoramic auditorium, laser projection in the house's current accounts, and a full-service bar — a first-run multiplex of the modern national kind, at 910 West Edison Road, Mishawaka. The leg's closing line is the census the whole file amounts to: of every room in this record — the halls, the Century, the Temple, the Northside, the Tivoli, Town & Country, the brewery cinema, the mall three and the General Cinema six — the Movies 14 is the only picture house open in Mishawaka in November 2026, and the live stage's surviving rooms are a school auditorium and a storefront company's stage, in the entry that follows.

Sources:

1. Cinemark, the operator's own theatre listing (verified November 2026) — Cinemark Movies 14 / Cinemark South Bend Movies 14, 910 W. Edison Road, Mishawaka; fourteen screens; operating; Luxury Loungers and ScreenX among the house's fittings.
2. The malls record of this history — the larger theaters of the 1990s named as the competition in the in-mall three's March 2000 closing.
3. The South Bend theaters record of this history — the Cinemark on Edison Road boundary-printed there as standing in Mishawaka.