I never did see “BRAINSTORM”,but a big Natalie Wood,having met her wonderful sister.Lana.I can only hope she was as nice as Lana. I hope they were able to make the final shots with her respectable and not what they did to Bruce Lee in “Game of Death”.
I think in the middle to late 60’s Albert Weis,theatre owner in Savannah built several outdoor screens in Georgia, I think Macon might have had one,but i don’t have that info.Hopefully,someone else will.
Outdoor theatres seem to own quite a few drive-ins in its day,butI guess it was bought out by a larger circuit? I know Georgia Theatres came a got a lot of drive-ins during the 60’s.
I think when Albert Weis started Expanding his theatres,he built a Drive-in in Savannah,most likely in the mid to late 60’s,hopefully someone can get the facts on Weis'operation.
I have heard stories from locals how this was a popular Drive-in,but the best i could get is it was built outside the city limits heading to Macon,but they could be thinking of another Drive-in and I don’t live in Savannah.
Albert Weis Built cinemas and Drive-ins in Georgia during the late 60’s to early 70’s with Martin theatres in firm control of Columbus I bet this Savannah,Georgia showman stayed out of Columbus.
IT is a wonder anymore “STAR TREK” movies were made.I have it on DVD,so I am a fan of the TV show cast only.Couldless about all the others.Thank goodness,“Star Terk II” saved the franchise.
Thanks Stan for the pictures.
Yeah, I agree with you on the PC stuff.
I had two friends in Flordia that videotaped quite a few closed Drive-ins in Flordia.Got on the back roads and had a ball.
it is the Little Theatre I have pictures of it.
What great Tribute to two Great actors.I wish the Duke would have lived to do the third planned “Rooster Cogburn” movie “Someday”.
I never did see “BRAINSTORM”,but a big Natalie Wood,having met her wonderful sister.Lana.I can only hope she was as nice as Lana. I hope they were able to make the final shots with her respectable and not what they did to Bruce Lee in “Game of Death”.
I think in the middle to late 60’s Albert Weis,theatre owner in Savannah built several outdoor screens in Georgia, I think Macon might have had one,but i don’t have that info.Hopefully,someone else will.
Outdoor theatres seem to own quite a few drive-ins in its day,butI guess it was bought out by a larger circuit? I know Georgia Theatres came a got a lot of drive-ins during the 60’s.
I had friend tell me this was a nice Drive-in in its time,but a bad section of Macon now.
Any extra info would be great.Wish i had addresses.
Any help would be great as i try and get all of Georgia’s larger cities drive-ins on CT.
I think when Albert Weis started Expanding his theatres,he built a Drive-in in Savannah,most likely in the mid to late 60’s,hopefully someone can get the facts on Weis'operation.
I think Highway 21 is also called Augusta Road.
I have heard stories from locals how this was a popular Drive-in,but the best i could get is it was built outside the city limits heading to Macon,but they could be thinking of another Drive-in and I don’t live in Savannah.
Albert Weis Built cinemas and Drive-ins in Georgia during the late 60’s to early 70’s with Martin theatres in firm control of Columbus I bet this Savannah,Georgia showman stayed out of Columbus.
The smallest of Columbus' drive-ins might be the hardest to get info on.
Hopefully, some Army folks stationed at Fort Benning in the late 50’s early 60’s will be able to add to the Morris Road Drive-in.
Any extra info would be great.
Any help from theatre Lovers in West Georgia would be great.
I am a I.A. member i saw Union jobs going out the door with the first Platter.Better start learning Stage or Film jobs like me.
Goodbye Ambassador Theatre ,it is a pity a city like London so rich in History could not save this movie theatre.
IT is a wonder anymore “STAR TREK” movies were made.I have it on DVD,so I am a fan of the TV show cast only.Couldless about all the others.Thank goodness,“Star Terk II” saved the franchise.
1970 photo i wrote about above.
What Great theatre Marquee and the two classic Horror films playing.Thanks for that picture.
Man,you can find a Loews Theatre.I hoped they were able to save this theatre since this was put out in 2003.