Harkins Theatres

memo that was written by Harkins Theaters corporate office in the wake of the Colorado tragedy that occurred on July 20th, 2012. The memo was meant as a general communication to all Harkins Theaters in Arizona and also in Texas, California, Colorado, and Oklahoma. Headquartered in Scottsdale, it was a communication for employees and upper management to know and how to proceed with the opening weekend of Batman. In the aftermath of the horrific tragedy that occurred, Harkins Theaters took an unprecedented

Slide 1 – Summary Harkins Theatres are movie theatres that have locations in various points in the South West of the United States. The thearters are owned by a private investor. Harkins Theatres began back in 1933 with Dwight “Red” Harkins Notably, the parent company is known as the Harkins Enterprises. In fact, the company is currently running a total of thirty theatres which have been fitted with over four hundred and thirty screens in locations such as Arizona, colorado, Texas, Oklahoma, and

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