Large screen theatres worst thing that ever happened to films and Theatres,Glad I got in 1983,I saw it coming.People treated like cattle,not for this old theatre dawg.
This just in,THE RUSKIN FAMILY DRIVE-IN could be driven out of business if it can’t find the cash to convert to digital. Well,that is about all I am reading,mom and pop outfits getting the dog ditch.What was so bad about 35mm film.Progess I know,tell it to the Ruskin’s folks,tell it to them.
boozing and dope going on at the Drive-in,a dangerous mix for theatre employees.
Large screen theatres worst thing that ever happened to films and Theatres,Glad I got in 1983,I saw it coming.People treated like cattle,not for this old theatre dawg.
Ads i miss In the paper.
I favored the Drive-in!!!!!
thanks Nick for the newstip.
This just in,THE RUSKIN FAMILY DRIVE-IN could be driven out of business if it can’t find the cash to convert to digital. Well,that is about all I am reading,mom and pop outfits getting the dog ditch.What was so bad about 35mm film.Progess I know,tell it to the Ruskin’s folks,tell it to them.
Nice pictures guys thanks.
Nice Theatre,interesting story by lhl12.
thanks Dave, saw a picture in BOXOFFICE,years ago.
simple but cheap ad,Never see anymore.Old days GONE.
Good old carbon arc,good old 35mm ,progress stinks,great picture,and I MEAN IT.
It was owned by the Robin Theatre Company in 1956.
very nice looking theatre,pity a show is not on the screen,we sure need more LAWYERS!!!!!!!
wasn’t listed in my 1956 Motion Picture Almanac.
thanks raysson,noticed a lot drive-ins in N.C. seem to go the triple X route towards the end.Sad.
Oh the good old days of 35mm.Progress often stinks,Just doesn’t seem like a movie if it ain’t on 35mm or 16mm,glad i got out of the business in 1983.
Catus Jack, it was run in 1956 by tri-state.And i have 200 car capacity!
In 1956 there was a Hollis Drive-in run by Watt Long.wonder if it is the same Drive-in?
Thanks Ray,sounds like my old Twin, Columbia 1 and 2 in Augusta.
In 1956 it was a Video Ind. theatre.
I have an ALVA DRIVE-in in my 1956 Motion picture Almanac,parking 400 cars,owned by W.F.Deaton. Same Drive-in,guys.
Very simple looking,rather dull.J.E.Newman was the President of Newman Theatres,They owned the town in the 50’s.
J.E Newman was the President.
The Valatie was a Carl H. Nilman Theatre,Owner was also General mgr.Had several screens in NEW ENGLAND.
Simple, but i am sure they do the job,16 screen Downtown?odd for most cities.