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B&B Theatres is a family-owned and -operated company, and we’ve been bringing the magic of the movies to our guests since 1924. Movie lovers have come to expect great service, top-notch presentation, and the thrill of cinematic escape, and we deliver on these expectations through adherence to our core company values:
Family- When you join the B&B Team you become a part of our family; we work together, grow together, and celebrate together. As you meet leaders and executives in the company, you will find that many of them started their careers scooping popcorn and cleaning auditoriums. We believe in our people and take pride in mentoring and building up leaders who will take us into the future!
Fun- We are in show business! Of course we like to have fun! Through project pictures, pop-up contests, and benefits that include FREE movies, our employees are given plenty to smile about!
Joy- When guests visit our facilities, they are checking worries and cares at the door. They come to us to experience joy and entertainment, and we have the great privilege of providing them the means to achieve it!
Innovation- Movies are the core of our history, but we live on the cutting edge: MX4D, screenPLAY!, ScreenX, and Grand Screens have made B&B Theatres one of the most progressive cinema companies in the country. But our amenities list continues to grow with incredible seating, food and beverage options, bowling, arcades, and much more!
Integrity- We work hard, honestly, and with pride.
All our employees are cross-trained and are capable of helping and working in a wide variety of capacities. It’s never boring working at a movie theatre!
If you are successful in your application for a job with us, you will be assigned a specific job every time you work a shift. However, you will likely find yourself doing a wide variety of tasks each time you work. You might sell tickets, but still help a customer at the snack bar or lend a hand cleaning an auditorium between shows.
For part-time positions, we are happy to employ students, retirees, and those with full-time jobs. We will do everything we can, within reason, to accommodate a wide variety of schedules. It is important during your interview that you let the manager know about any conflicts that may affect your availability. The theatre is open 365 days a year with holidays being some of our busiest times. While we work with everyone to make sure they have time with their families we also have to make sure the theatre is staffed.
Employees receive great benefits, including discounted movies, popcorn, soda, and candy!
We are open 365 days a year. In fact, many traditional holidays are very busy times for us. So are weekends. We want everyone to enjoy holidays and weekends, but when working for a movie theatre, you must be prepared to work some of those days. You will usually find we can be very flexible with scheduling.
We offer great service and a great time to our customers! You must be able to leave personal problems and conflicts at home during your shift.
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Filmed Entertainment
$34k-43k (estimate)
09/20/2023
11/06/2024
bbtheatres.com
NEOSHO, MO
500 - 1,000
1924
ROBERT BAGBY
$50M - $200M
Filmed Entertainment
B&B TODAY 6th Largest Theatre Chain in America 429 Screens . 49 locations 9 States Featuring Marquee Suites, PLF GRAND SCREEN , screenPLAY!, MX4D, SCREEN-X, Lyric and 21+ auditoriums. THE BEGINNING B&B Theatres stands for Bills and Bagby, two families that both launched movie theatres and joined forces-for business and love-in 1980. The history of B&B stretches back to 1924 when Elmer Bills, Sr., bought the Lyric Theatre in Salisbury, MO, and founded Bills Theatres. It was there that he met his future wife, Johnnie, while she played the piano along with the silent movies. Years later, thei...r son Elmer Bills, Jr., was born into the business. In 1936, the elder Elmer hired 10-year-old Sterling Bagby as a concession clerk. Sterling grew up, fought in World War II and came home to marry his Higbee, MO ticket seller, Pauline. Together, they started the Bagby Traveling Picture Show and roamed rural Missouri with their films, projection equipment, seats and snack bar. The Bagby Traveling Picture Show screened movies in barns, schools and parks. Eventually, Sterling and Pauline's company evolved into a Kansas circuit of drive-in theatres and "hardtops" (their nickname for indoor theatres). Meanwhile, young Elmer Bills, Jr. had met his wife-to-be, Amy, when both were 13 (he lovingly refers to her as "the best popcorn girl I ever hired") and gone on to graduate from the University of Missouri in 1959. Elmer and Amy joined his parents Elmer Sr. and Johnnie and continued the expansion of Bills Theatres, Inc. On January 1, 1980, the Bills and Bagby families cemented decades of friendship by formally joining their two theatre companies into B&B Theatres. At the same time, Sterling and Pauline's son Bob married Elmer and Amy's daughter Bridget truly wedding the families together. After taking B&B into the 21st century, Sterling Bagby passed away in October of 2000. From 2000 to 2014 B&B replaced several of their existing locations with new state-of-the-art facil
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