I saw Robinhad 185,but could not find Nick’s.You ain’t far behind.I told the guys at AMC ROCKWELL 16 that you made up that number! Guess I was wrong.To stay on Topic, National Hills played the hit comedy"I WILL,I WILL,FOR NOW" Rated R.One of the very R rated features that area would allow.
My 1956 Motion picture Almanac has it located in Sebring.Flordia.Andy, it parked 264 cars and was owned by Carl Floyd which i bet was part of Floyd Theatres located all over Flordia.
You know i read somewhere that another CT member was critizing a Ct member for trying to “SET A RECORD”.Belive me,I had no idea until Tlsloews told me,nor was I trying to make a lot of comments,just like Cinema Treasures for all i know tlsloews could have made the number up,but he says he used his computer to get those numbers.Have a happy holidays guys.
Thanks WHP.I have a 1956 Motion Picture Almanac i found in the MILLER and all the Drive-ins in America and Canada were listed,but no address.Hi-De-Ho is on CT.
Thanks for adding this one.Even though i refuse to watch a movie in that circus of a theatre.REGAL says its an IMAX THEATRE.Locals that know about IMAX say it is not.I could care less about this monster.
I don’t like alot of either one the above actors,but “ANCHORMAN” wasn’t so bad,especially if you grew up in that era of TV news.I also thought it could have been a good drama.
It was written that way in the book,It could be wrong.
OeOe,You GOT us all Beat.
I saw Robinhad 185,but could not find Nick’s.You ain’t far behind.I told the guys at AMC ROCKWELL 16 that you made up that number! Guess I was wrong.To stay on Topic, National Hills played the hit comedy"I WILL,I WILL,FOR NOW" Rated R.One of the very R rated features that area would allow.
Hope someone saved the one sheet frames.
My 1956 Motion picture Almanac has it located in Sebring.Flordia.Andy, it parked 264 cars and was owned by Carl Floyd which i bet was part of Floyd Theatres located all over Flordia.
You know i read somewhere that another CT member was critizing a Ct member for trying to “SET A RECORD”.Belive me,I had no idea until Tlsloews told me,nor was I trying to make a lot of comments,just like Cinema Treasures for all i know tlsloews could have made the number up,but he says he used his computer to get those numbers.Have a happy holidays guys.
thanks guys have a great day off.
Must have been playing “THE BIG CHILL” second run,since it came out in 1983.Nice pictures.
Thanks WHP.I have a 1956 Motion Picture Almanac i found in the MILLER and all the Drive-ins in America and Canada were listed,but no address.Hi-De-Ho is on CT.
Tlsloews has made 21 posts on this theatre!What was he a MANAGER?lol.
Tisloews,still waiting for your count and i think you made that number up.i do work a 40 hour plus job.
Love to have that “ROBIN HOOD” one sheet.Great pics,Nick.
Ken,I have it a TRI STATES THEATRE.
Thanks guys.
thanks for the picture.
Any Local info would be great.
Thanks for adding this one.Even though i refuse to watch a movie in that circus of a theatre.REGAL says its an IMAX THEATRE.Locals that know about IMAX say it is not.I could care less about this monster.
There is nothing wrong with dollar theatres unless the wrong crowd starts to show up and run off business.
THE HILLCREST DRIVE-IN in NORRIS,Illinois. parked 500 cars and in 1956 it was owned by E.Tukey and A.F. Stockberger.
I don’t like alot of either one the above actors,but “ANCHORMAN” wasn’t so bad,especially if you grew up in that era of TV news.I also thought it could have been a good drama.
It was a Georgia Theatre Company location for many years.What a sad picture.
The Oak Drive-in was owned at one time by R.G.Dumas who also owned the COLEANNA Drive-in in that city.
Note on above post movie at the JOY DRIVE-in “A MAN CALLED NOON” is out on DVD maybe i outta give it a second look.
Guys I have it parking 250 cars and was owned in 1956 by H and B Theatres.
Anyways lets hope someone keeps it from going dark.With Multiplex theatres in my book,TWO big screens were always enough under one roof.