The River Ridge I-II-III-IV opened its doors on October 3, 1980 by General Cinema, who operated the theater for more than 13 years until Carmike’s takeover in January 1994. It was closed on October 8, 2009.
The Dan-Dee was located on 2998 Pulaski Hwy, Columbia, TN 38401, which puts it right at the concession/projection booth. It was already gone by the mid-1970s.
Opened on June 13, 1991 as a replacement of the nearby Plaza 4.
The Boonsboro will have its own CT page soon.
Opened on October 5, 2009 as a replacement of the nearby River Ridge I-II-III-IV, which closed three days later.
The River Ridge I-II-III-IV opened its doors on October 3, 1980 by General Cinema, who operated the theater for more than 13 years until Carmike’s takeover in January 1994. It was closed on October 8, 2009.
Also once known as Marshall I & II.
This is most likely very short-lived. It was seen in the 1958 aerial view but was completely gone in the late-1960s topo.
The misandry crisis got a LOT worse recently.
A 1985 aerial view shows that the screen was removed, meaning that the screen was removed around that same year.
Once operated by UEC Theatres.
Still open in the mid-1980s, but traces appeared to be mostly faded in the 1987 aerial view. I cannot tell if its still operating or not.
Demolished immediately after closure.
The 1992 topo does list the theater, but I cannot find any detail if its still operational or not.
The Dan-Dee was located on 2998 Pulaski Hwy, Columbia, TN 38401, which puts it right at the concession/projection booth. It was already gone by the mid-1970s.
This is probably one of a small amount of drive-ins that ended up disappearing underwater.
This could be on Highway 64 if its named 64 Drive-In.
Concession/projection booth was removed in 2024.
Once operated by UEC Theatres.
Once operated by UEC Theatres.
Closed in 1976.
This last operated as a twin.
Demolished in the late-1970s.
A 1981 aerial view shows the drive-in with its screen and glory, but the screen appears to be removed by 1985.
Once operated by NNS Cinemas.
Once operated by NNS Cinemas.
Still open in the 1970s, but may’ve closed in the 1980s.