Bill got those pictures from somewhere in National Hills Theatre. I hope you can post them on NATIONAL HILLs and the Columbia 1and 2 on Columbia Square Cinemas Site,Tiisloews from Nashville has been wanting to see my Theatres,now.with your great help they can be seen.
I just know LOEWS as too big of a bigshot outfit to have to lower themselves to booking “THE MAGIC CHRISTIAN” or “TOMMY” on late shows. I bet you guys never played a late show. didn’t want beer vomit on your carpets.LOL!
Yeah, Will you are probably right,but we did it late after the last feature, sipping a few cold ones,and we did place it in a trailer that most likely was trashed after National Screen service got it back.,
Tisloews,i am putting ROBIN in charge of all my photos.And thank goodness i found someone.I would love to have at least on report to put in my NATIONAL HILLS THEATRE BOOK i wrote. We sent Mr.Biggs an invite to our 1985 reunion,but got no response. I just sent her picture from COULMBIA SQUARE 1 and 2 THEATRES.Okay TISLOEWS!!!!!!
Robin, I said “CINEMAS” one time on the phone and Mr.Tinney made it clear we are “THEATRES.”
Nick, how in the HECK did Jeff know that! I figured if anyone could answer that it would be a CT writer. I am waiting on your next Tampa Drive-in story.
Yeah, they really need to just think about everything and get it on paper. I would love to add your stories to a book i wrote about NATIONAL HILLS THEATRE. If they,and you could type up stories I don’t have i would love to add it to my book. I know Bill made up one from the IMPERIAL.
Geez,we never had name tags when i was at Plitt or General Cinema. I got enough of “MR.ROGERS” at GCC. Wish Fred Rogers of the Neighorhood would have went by something else. I can take a toast for the gang. I told you this CT was habit forming .You stay on it for awhile and you will meet some great old theatre people like i have.
You are going to have together with “THE GIRLS” and start putting Stories down. You see what i was able to with our three theatres. I expect it from you guys..
Going back to april 5 1975 Now showing,playing day and date with the MILLER THEATRE . “THE LAND TIME FORGOT” second feature is the BIG HIT… “GODZILLA VS. THE SMOG MONSTER” both rated PG.
Yeah, I read about him shortly after getting on CT. he must have been well thought of by all the articles i have read. i wish I had the time like Nick to really research,because there are still a few theatres and one black drive-in here that still have not made it on CT. Nick’s stories are Priceless. Chuck, I am curious,you might have mentioned it somewhere,Did you ever work in the Theatre business. I am amazed how many folks on CT never tore a ticket.
I would like to see Lisa just to ask about Mark. I sent some theatre pictures to you so by Friday they outta be in the mail. It maybe hard to believe but Iam a diet coke guy. After those wild theatre years from 17 to about 25 I did enough Bud drinking to support St.Louis for years. I can’t place Diane at in my Mind. You and Cathy no problem,Well. Who knows you wouldn’t know me today.Long hair,but Gray, Gave up that silly hair dye. I always looke liked Groucho Marx.
I really think it was open in the early 80’s. My cousin would know and i will have to get him give a date. I think the JOY DRIVE-in closed in the late 70’s. Like i said on the 20th century Drive-in post,i need to be more like Nick and research better than using the old brain.
Hey, What in the HECK are talking about a NATIONALHILLS THEATRE reunion on this NORTH 85 site. We need to move it to our theatre,even though I know this THEATRE IS YOURS TOO. See you at National Hills theatre,maybe the Tinneys will see it there.
Ithink I can squezze into it. TIE too. when we put together our 1985 reunion it took months really to get a good turn out. If we plan another one maybe we can do what we did last FAll when we all met at a nice place and enjoyed food and drinks. Bob GORDON Smith.ACCU-Bob on TV 12 got the ball rolling on that one.He was a projectionist before he ever did the Weather.Bill can tell you about Gordon.
He seemed like a nice guy on TV. Wouldn’t think he was ever a theatre manager since seeing show. He really loved films i can tell. Wasn’t he a film critic on his show comments on movies? i sorta remember him interveiwing folks like BURT REYNOLDS in his Georgia movie days.
Ray, Glad I found this.I couldn’t remember for the life of me the theatre you spoke about over the phone. I saw the PICKERS on the HISTORY CHANNEL. they really didn’t find too much. I thought what they found would worth more. HEY, Don’t forget SOUTHSIDE CINEMA pictures.
Cliff, I remember him from PBS shows that would air in AUGUSTA. Yeah, i knew Jim Whaley. Always loveed those one sheets that surrounded his set. I bet Georgia public TV has his shows on tape somewhere.
Bill got those pictures from somewhere in National Hills Theatre. I hope you can post them on NATIONAL HILLs and the Columbia 1and 2 on Columbia Square Cinemas Site,Tiisloews from Nashville has been wanting to see my Theatres,now.with your great help they can be seen.
I just know LOEWS as too big of a bigshot outfit to have to lower themselves to booking “THE MAGIC CHRISTIAN” or “TOMMY” on late shows. I bet you guys never played a late show. didn’t want beer vomit on your carpets.LOL!
I am so glad guys like Ross and Nick add so much than just “this theatre opened here and closed in that year.”
Hey, Chuck at what year do you think we will have every theatre and Drive-in listed on CT. I have thought about it.
Yeah, Will you are probably right,but we did it late after the last feature, sipping a few cold ones,and we did place it in a trailer that most likely was trashed after National Screen service got it back.,
As stated above in 1956 it held 300 cars and was owned by Rubin Frels. ELCAMPO was home to the EAGLE DRIVE-in too.
I wish i could on CT the times you do,NICK.
Tisloews,i am putting ROBIN in charge of all my photos.And thank goodness i found someone.I would love to have at least on report to put in my NATIONAL HILLS THEATRE BOOK i wrote. We sent Mr.Biggs an invite to our 1985 reunion,but got no response. I just sent her picture from COULMBIA SQUARE 1 and 2 THEATRES.Okay TISLOEWS!!!!!!
Robin, I said “CINEMAS” one time on the phone and Mr.Tinney made it clear we are “THEATRES.”
Why was he mad. He was married to a beautiful lady! Yeah, i wouldn’t have lasted a week with Mr. anderson.
Nick, we have a NATIONAL HILLS THEATRE REUNION party saturday. Some of the girls are putting it together.
Nick, how in the HECK did Jeff know that! I figured if anyone could answer that it would be a CT writer. I am waiting on your next Tampa Drive-in story.
Yeah, they really need to just think about everything and get it on paper. I would love to add your stories to a book i wrote about NATIONAL HILLS THEATRE. If they,and you could type up stories I don’t have i would love to add it to my book. I know Bill made up one from the IMPERIAL.
Geez,we never had name tags when i was at Plitt or General Cinema. I got enough of “MR.ROGERS” at GCC. Wish Fred Rogers of the Neighorhood would have went by something else. I can take a toast for the gang. I told you this CT was habit forming .You stay on it for awhile and you will meet some great old theatre people like i have.
You are going to have together with “THE GIRLS” and start putting Stories down. You see what i was able to with our three theatres. I expect it from you guys..
Going back to april 5 1975 Now showing,playing day and date with the MILLER THEATRE . “THE LAND TIME FORGOT” second feature is the BIG HIT… “GODZILLA VS. THE SMOG MONSTER” both rated PG.
April 5 1975 NOW SHOWING DOUG McCLURE in “THE LAND TIME FORGOT” rated PG. Playing day and date with the HILLTOP drive-in.
Yeah, I read about him shortly after getting on CT. he must have been well thought of by all the articles i have read. i wish I had the time like Nick to really research,because there are still a few theatres and one black drive-in here that still have not made it on CT. Nick’s stories are Priceless. Chuck, I am curious,you might have mentioned it somewhere,Did you ever work in the Theatre business. I am amazed how many folks on CT never tore a ticket.
April 5 1975 Now showing ROBERT REDFORD in “THE GREAT WALDO PEPPER” rated PG.
I would like to see Lisa just to ask about Mark. I sent some theatre pictures to you so by Friday they outta be in the mail. It maybe hard to believe but Iam a diet coke guy. After those wild theatre years from 17 to about 25 I did enough Bud drinking to support St.Louis for years. I can’t place Diane at in my Mind. You and Cathy no problem,Well. Who knows you wouldn’t know me today.Long hair,but Gray, Gave up that silly hair dye. I always looke liked Groucho Marx.
I really think it was open in the early 80’s. My cousin would know and i will have to get him give a date. I think the JOY DRIVE-in closed in the late 70’s. Like i said on the 20th century Drive-in post,i need to be more like Nick and research better than using the old brain.
April 5 1975 NOW SHOWING “LOVE EXORCIST” and “TRADER HORNEE” both rated R.
Hey, What in the HECK are talking about a NATIONALHILLS THEATRE reunion on this NORTH 85 site. We need to move it to our theatre,even though I know this THEATRE IS YOURS TOO. See you at National Hills theatre,maybe the Tinneys will see it there.
Ithink I can squezze into it. TIE too. when we put together our 1985 reunion it took months really to get a good turn out. If we plan another one maybe we can do what we did last FAll when we all met at a nice place and enjoyed food and drinks. Bob GORDON Smith.ACCU-Bob on TV 12 got the ball rolling on that one.He was a projectionist before he ever did the Weather.Bill can tell you about Gordon.
He seemed like a nice guy on TV. Wouldn’t think he was ever a theatre manager since seeing show. He really loved films i can tell. Wasn’t he a film critic on his show comments on movies? i sorta remember him interveiwing folks like BURT REYNOLDS in his Georgia movie days.
Ray, Glad I found this.I couldn’t remember for the life of me the theatre you spoke about over the phone. I saw the PICKERS on the HISTORY CHANNEL. they really didn’t find too much. I thought what they found would worth more. HEY, Don’t forget SOUTHSIDE CINEMA pictures.
Cliff, I remember him from PBS shows that would air in AUGUSTA. Yeah, i knew Jim Whaley. Always loveed those one sheets that surrounded his set. I bet Georgia public TV has his shows on tape somewhere.