The Liberty Theater Was Originally Closed In 1982 After Its 40+ Years As A First-Run Movie Theater. I Found Some Trailers On EBay Involving This Theater From 1978-1982 During Its Last 4 Years. Unfortunately I Can’t Find Any Snipes Or Anymore Information About It.
Yes This Did Open On May 15th, 1987, My Bad. I Thought I Mentioned About That One Film Showing And Until I Looked At The Other Films I Was Doomed Because It Opened In 1985 But No Because It Had Top Gun Or Cocoon And I Was Like I Thought I Got Confused For A Moment. We All Got Mistakes Because This Is A Both First And Second Run Theater.
According To Google Earth, It Is Closed Sometime In The Early 1990’s. According To The April 27th, 1992 Google Earth Cam, The Pathway And Parking Lot Of The Mid-City Outdoor Theatre Was Shown Clearly. But Looks Like The Screen Looks A Bit Worn Out. Not Sure.
The Highland Drive-In Was Still In Operation In The Mid-1950’s, The Highland Drive-In My Best Guess Was Opened Sometime In 1950 And It Is Operated By Odeon Garson Theatres. It Was At The Time The Jubilee Drive-In Near Stellarton Was Still In Operational After Its Opening In 1951.
Circa 1965.
I Found A Photo From February 1993.
Opened On July 13th, 1950. Please Update.
Where Is That Sky-Vue Located Anyway?
Half Of The Parking Pathway Was Still A Bit Visible In 1998 But It Might Have Been Closed Between The Late 1980s And Early 1990s.
The Entrance Path Was Still Used In 1995, But Everything Else Is Demolished.
Yeah Everything Is Still Standing Except For The Screen And Sign. The Screen Wasn’t There In 1997.
The Drive-In When I Looked At Google Earth, It Looks Like Its Still Open In 1994 But Closed Later On. I Can See A Few Cars At The Time.
Looks Like “Pete ‘N Tillie” Is The Last PG Rated And Appropriate Film At The Temple.
This 1986 Photo Was Taken I Believe A Few Years Before USA Took Over Century’s Roosevelt Field 8.
Now Operated By Regal.
The Liberty Theater Was Originally Closed In 1982 After Its 40+ Years As A First-Run Movie Theater. I Found Some Trailers On EBay Involving This Theater From 1978-1982 During Its Last 4 Years. Unfortunately I Can’t Find Any Snipes Or Anymore Information About It.
Yes This Did Open On May 15th, 1987, My Bad. I Thought I Mentioned About That One Film Showing And Until I Looked At The Other Films I Was Doomed Because It Opened In 1985 But No Because It Had Top Gun Or Cocoon And I Was Like I Thought I Got Confused For A Moment. We All Got Mistakes Because This Is A Both First And Second Run Theater.
Circa 1994.
Opened On July 10th, 1998 As A Carmike.
Somewhere In 1978, It Is Once Called Gemini Twin Cinema I & II.
Yep One NYC Snipe I Found So Far.
According To Google Earth, It Is Closed Sometime In The Early 1990’s. According To The April 27th, 1992 Google Earth Cam, The Pathway And Parking Lot Of The Mid-City Outdoor Theatre Was Shown Clearly. But Looks Like The Screen Looks A Bit Worn Out. Not Sure.
It Could Have Been Closed Sometime In The 1970s Or 1980s. The Drive-In Was Not There In 1992.
I Do NOT Know Why It Said 20th Anniversary….. Month, Date, And Year Displays Here.
I Was Wrong…. This Is From 1952ish. Because The Jubilee Didn’t Open Until 1951.
It Opened Sometime In The Early 1950’s.
There Is Another Strand In Nova Scotia Somewhere….
The Highland Drive-In Was Still In Operation In The Mid-1950’s, The Highland Drive-In My Best Guess Was Opened Sometime In 1950 And It Is Operated By Odeon Garson Theatres. It Was At The Time The Jubilee Drive-In Near Stellarton Was Still In Operational After Its Opening In 1951.
According To Google Earth, It Was Demolished In Very Early 1995. It Was Left Plain Grass As Old As March 7th, 1995.