The 360 Drive-in parked 421 cars,so somewhere another spot was made.maybe they made the manager park out by the box office. The 360 Drive-in was owned by L.W.Lee.
How do you ever forget a girl called ECHO,had she been a Sue i probably wouldn’t have asked.My cousin worked at theatre in Hendersonville,N.C. he did everything.They took out the balcony and squeezed a small theatre in the space. It seated about 125 and they called it CAROLINA PENTHOUSE. See how I got back onTOPIC.
Robin, I found the pictures I took after NATIONAL HILLS closed.Have our office, booth,popcorn room.concession stand ripped apart and ME standing in front of that great 70mm screen,of course Georgia Theatres ripped the screen to pieces. I will get them in the mail i know folks on CT will want to see them.
Yeah, just think if i could get 7 or 8 of the gang i worked with at ABC THEATRES on here or you get Diane or CATHY on here. Just can’t get the bums to write anything.
Yeah, just think if i could get 7 or 8 of the gang i worked with at ABC THEATRES on here or you get Diane or CATHY on here. Just can’t get the bums to write anything.
We need to talk about this Theatre Cherrydale 16. Well, you know how i feel about all these screens. I drove by the EVANS 14 Cinemas this evening,Counted about 30 cars.That is about what we would have at COLUMBIA 1 and 2 during school nights and it was 1978! AND TWO BIG SCREENS,
I wish i would visited Phipps Plaza while employeed with Plitt. I mean we were always going to ATLANTA. It wasn’t like going to NASHVILLE. Would have loved to have taken the tour:but with no Mr. A.
I was sitting up in the booth at REGENCY talking to Chuck Dray and “TIGHTROPE” was in Cinema one and before he knew it the whole floor was covered with Clint Eastwood nope wanted no part of that job.
Now you see that is the difference between a big city theatre person and a small friendlier theatre assistant manager, We are just a bit nicer to folks that come to our theatres. And i don’t believe you would tell them to “GET OUT!”
I was hoping Bill would have made a few Copies from his book,that is what i was hoping he would do. I too.dropped him a line thanking him for coming. I think next fall we can have a decent ABC/PLITT reunion.
WE had Stinking pinball machines at COLUMBIA SQ. and at GCC we had Video games a couple i think tucked over under the stairs that went up to the restrooms,booth and offices. I hated them.Someone would always throw a quarter in at 11:45 pm ans i am ready to get.
Okay that was a good story,but you said Cathy and you had forgotten so much about Augusta and seem to remember more about Atlanta. that is fine.Ilove reading them even the ONES IN NASHVILLE.
NO they weren’t kept cold, about 10:30 i would walk down {movie playing} and grab a few and ice them down in the ice machine. I know you guys did it Too.
The 360 Drive-in parked 421 cars,so somewhere another spot was made.maybe they made the manager park out by the box office. The 360 Drive-in was owned by L.W.Lee.
How do you ever forget a girl called ECHO,had she been a Sue i probably wouldn’t have asked.My cousin worked at theatre in Hendersonville,N.C. he did everything.They took out the balcony and squeezed a small theatre in the space. It seated about 125 and they called it CAROLINA PENTHOUSE. See how I got back onTOPIC.
Robin, I found the pictures I took after NATIONAL HILLS closed.Have our office, booth,popcorn room.concession stand ripped apart and ME standing in front of that great 70mm screen,of course Georgia Theatres ripped the screen to pieces. I will get them in the mail i know folks on CT will want to see them.
IF one of them is named Echo then i hit pay dirt. I am beat to the dog bone and going to bed guys. keep the film rolling!
Does Cathy have an older sister, I have when to school with her.
So Cathy is upset, I still Love her.
So Cathy is upset, I still Love her.
I guess the PENTHOUSE seated 100 or so folks?
Yeah, just think if i could get 7 or 8 of the gang i worked with at ABC THEATRES on here or you get Diane or CATHY on here. Just can’t get the bums to write anything.
Yeah, just think if i could get 7 or 8 of the gang i worked with at ABC THEATRES on here or you get Diane or CATHY on here. Just can’t get the bums to write anything.
NO it wasn’t that Big. I think DANIEL VILLAGE might have been just a bit smaller than National Hills.
We need to talk about this Theatre Cherrydale 16. Well, you know how i feel about all these screens. I drove by the EVANS 14 Cinemas this evening,Counted about 30 cars.That is about what we would have at COLUMBIA 1 and 2 during school nights and it was 1978! AND TWO BIG SCREENS,
Man, I just don’t believe that.We were on salary so what did it really matter.
Your Husband must have been a cool guy.I have never met many constipated theatre managers.Well, maybe Mr.A..
It wasn’t a bad theatre until GEORGIA THEATRES split it down the middle.
I wish i would visited Phipps Plaza while employeed with Plitt. I mean we were always going to ATLANTA. It wasn’t like going to NASHVILLE. Would have loved to have taken the tour:but with no Mr. A.
I was sitting up in the booth at REGENCY talking to Chuck Dray and “TIGHTROPE” was in Cinema one and before he knew it the whole floor was covered with Clint Eastwood nope wanted no part of that job.
Now you see that is the difference between a big city theatre person and a small friendlier theatre assistant manager, We are just a bit nicer to folks that come to our theatres. And i don’t believe you would tell them to “GET OUT!”
NASHVILLE, TENN. where you live,even though there is a Nashville,Georgia in South Georgia.
Look, TLSLOEWS you are getting off topic.Robin already feels bad about it.
I was hoping Bill would have made a few Copies from his book,that is what i was hoping he would do. I too.dropped him a line thanking him for coming. I think next fall we can have a decent ABC/PLITT reunion.
WE had Stinking pinball machines at COLUMBIA SQ. and at GCC we had Video games a couple i think tucked over under the stairs that went up to the restrooms,booth and offices. I hated them.Someone would always throw a quarter in at 11:45 pm ans i am ready to get.
Okay that was a good story,but you said Cathy and you had forgotten so much about Augusta and seem to remember more about Atlanta. that is fine.Ilove reading them even the ONES IN NASHVILLE.
Yeah, they were getting ready to throw the UNION out, I got out in time I wanted nothing to do with that booth.
NO they weren’t kept cold, about 10:30 i would walk down {movie playing} and grab a few and ice them down in the ice machine. I know you guys did it Too.