Nick, thanks so much for keeping my theatres alive.I know the IMPERIAL is still going strong, but to see COLUMBIA 1 and 2 and NATIONAL HILLS ads just make me so happy.And thank you too Robin.
Tlsloews,i am waiting for your theatres.Going to the Britton site now,Bye.
Nick, never knew you liked this “ STAR WARS” Fluff. I will take 2001 any day over that silly stuff. i had to watch it being in the business,but when i wanted a break I would go into another theatre until needed on the floor.
Well it was still showing movies in the late 70’s. THE CARVER had double feature “JENNIFER” rated PG and “THE DEVIL WITHIN HER” rated R. Cheap seats for late 70’s, Adults $1.00 and kids fifty cents.
“SATURDAY NIGHT FEVER” at 8:00 and 10:00 pm. plus a color cartoon. same movie was playing right up the road at the SKYVUE DRIVE-in Minus the color cartoon.
I am amazed how many New Orleans movie theatres seem not to be listed on CT. At least I can’t find many.
Two different types of cops play at the HENDERSONVILLE OUTDOOR CINEMA.
JOHN WAYNE in “BRANNIGAN” rated PG and second movie is ROBERT BLAKE in"ELECTRA GLIDE IN BLUE" rated PG.
4.THE SAILOR WHO FELL FROM GRACE WITH THE SEA.
5.FULIFILLMENT rated XXX. Grab bags worth $20.00 fot a dollar. Bring the family the ad said[ but if you have small ones better leave after “Skyriders” is over. they had double bingo.
this grand old Drive-in that no one has written about since 2007; where are all you New Jersey theatre folks at.Parked 650 cars and was owned by J.J.Thompson.In 1956.
Thanks Nick,I have the FULL page ad from opening night on National Hills,but what you did was great,now you have so much of Tampa stuff to put on.I won’t bother you anymore.
Nick,great ads.Did i ever send down the one of Barkley they shot for a newspaper ad on “JAWS” listing the footage and hours he spent in the booth.That would be a great one.I might have mailed it to Robin to print.I looked the other day and can’t find the darn thing.Great Ad.Can’t believe we played “THE MACK” on a late show.Usually the late shows were not Blaxploitation films.Don’t know what Mr.Tinney {city Mgr} was thinking.
Hope the old ladies didn’t slip into cinema 2. Great ad. I started on “FOR PETE’S SAKE” rated PG.
Nick, thanks so much for keeping my theatres alive.I know the IMPERIAL is still going strong, but to see COLUMBIA 1 and 2 and NATIONAL HILLS ads just make me so happy.And thank you too Robin.
Tlsloews,i am waiting for your theatres.Going to the Britton site now,Bye.
“ROLLERCOASTER” with George Segal was in Sensurround.
Nick, never knew you liked this “ STAR WARS” Fluff. I will take 2001 any day over that silly stuff. i had to watch it being in the business,but when i wanted a break I would go into another theatre until needed on the floor.
Henry Winkler in"THE ONE AND ONLY" opens to pretty good crowds,Could it be the wrestling crowd in that river city flocks to it. Rated PG .
On the other screen is the horrible “THE GREEK TYCOON” Rated R.Anthony Quinn should have known etter.
You had two other GCC theatres in Memphis,THE PLAZA TWIN and the RALEIGH SPRINGS,not listed on CT that could find.
Well it was still showing movies in the late 70’s. THE CARVER had double feature “JENNIFER” rated PG and “THE DEVIL WITHIN HER” rated R. Cheap seats for late 70’s, Adults $1.00 and kids fifty cents.
The Famous Theatre was playing “GODZILLA ON MONSTER ISLAND” rated G plus a second hit “BLOOD ON THE SUN” admission $1.00 and fifty cents for kids.
NOW SHOWING at the ST. BERNARD Drive -in.
“SATURDAY NIGHT FEVER” at 8:00 and 10:00 pm. plus a color cartoon. same movie was playing right up the road at the SKYVUE DRIVE-in Minus the color cartoon.
I am amazed how many New Orleans movie theatres seem not to be listed on CT. At least I can’t find many.
THe Skyvue Drive was playing “SATURDAY NIGHT FEVER"twice at 8:00 and 10:15 pm.
Movies that played at CAROLINA 2 the Penthouse.
2.ALICE DOESN’T LIVE HERE ANYMORE rated PG
3.STRAIGHT TIME rated R
4.SEMI-TOUGH rated R you can see the PENTHOUSE got most all the R product in that twin.
Movies that played in the Carolina 1.
“HIGH-BALLING” admission was $2.50. rated PG
“BAKER’S HAWK” rated G
“CORVETTE SUMMER” rated PG
“THE OTHER SIDE OF MIDNIGHT” rated PG.
“THE MAGIC PONY” rated G. all seats were a dollar for this movie at all times.
Wow, what a lucky guess,but i did work a downtown theatre during the chop-socky days.
Horror NIGHT AT THE HENDERSOVILLE.
Plus THEY CAME FROM WITHIN" both movies rated R.
Two different types of cops play at the HENDERSONVILLE OUTDOOR CINEMA.
JOHN WAYNE in “BRANNIGAN” rated PG and second movie is ROBERT BLAKE in"ELECTRA GLIDE IN BLUE" rated PG.
SPECIAL DUSK TO DAWN.Saturday Night,May 27th.
1.A SMALL TOWN IN TEXAS
2.SKYRIDERS
3.TWO MINUTE WARNING {the R-rated start now]
4.THE SAILOR WHO FELL FROM GRACE WITH THE SEA.
5.FULIFILLMENT rated XXX. Grab bags worth $20.00 fot a dollar. Bring the family the ad said[ but if you have small ones better leave after “Skyriders” is over. they had double bingo.
I don’t know that he did “FIVE FINGERS OF DEATH”,just used it for an example.
102,Rickb! wow. I guess only a hand full of us on CT would even know who he is.
The Beverly Drive-in never ran an R-rated movie.Goes to show you don’t have to throw trash on the screen to make a buck.
this grand old Drive-in that no one has written about since 2007; where are all you New Jersey theatre folks at.Parked 650 cars and was owned by J.J.Thompson.In 1956.
Did you go out each time and buy a ticket,or hang around inside until the next show started up.
it parked 675 cars and was owned in 1956 by H.Brooks.
You’re right Bob, they keep tellng me to email that stuff to them.I will start.just lazy,i guess.Thanks.
Thanks Nick,I have the FULL page ad from opening night on National Hills,but what you did was great,now you have so much of Tampa stuff to put on.I won’t bother you anymore.
Nick,great ads.Did i ever send down the one of Barkley they shot for a newspaper ad on “JAWS” listing the footage and hours he spent in the booth.That would be a great one.I might have mailed it to Robin to print.I looked the other day and can’t find the darn thing.Great Ad.Can’t believe we played “THE MACK” on a late show.Usually the late shows were not Blaxploitation films.Don’t know what Mr.Tinney {city Mgr} was thinking.
I have a DOWNS DRIVE-In in that city in 1956.It parked 400 cars and was owned by Down THEATRES co.