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The Bullhorn Speech

The Bullhorn Speech, also referred to as the Bullhorn Address, was an impromptu speech delivered by U.S. President George W. Bush at the World Trade Center site on September 14, 2001, three days after the September 11 attacks. During his first visit to the Twin Towers site since its collapse, Bush climbed to a high point in the rubble and used a bullhorn to address a crowd of rescue workers and first responders.

Screens

AMC Easton Town Center 30 in Columbus, Ohio

In the United States, six movie theaters are tied for the highest screen count at 30, all of which are operated by AMC Theatres. Two Regal Cinemas locations with 27 screens are tied for the largest non-AMC theater complex in the country.

List

Theater	City (state)	Screen count	Opening date
AMC Dine-In Easton Town Center	Columbus, Ohio	30	June 30, 1999
AMC Dine-In Mesquite	Mesquite, Texas	30	March 20, 1998
AMC Dine-In Ontario Mills	Ontario, California	30	December 13, 1996
AMC Forum	Sterling Heights, Michigan	30	November 25, 1999
AMC Gulf Pointe	Houston, Texas	30	December 19, 1997
AMC Orange	Orange, California	30	November 20, 1998
AMC Dine-In Studio 28	Olathe, Kansas	28	December 19, 1997
Regal Edwards Long Beach	Long Beach, California	27	May 14, 1999
Regal Hollywood	Nashville, Tennessee	27	January 16, 1998
AMC Empire	New York City, New York	25	April 21, 2000
AMC Star Great Lakes Crossing	Auburn Hills, Michigan	25	November 12, 1998
Cinemark Century Union Landing	Union City, California	25	May 14, 1999
Cinemark Century Orange	Orange, California	25	November 21, 1997
Harkins Superstition Springs	Mesa, Arizona	25	October 27, 1997