I Found A Drive-In Snipe From The Late 1960’s “Coming Soon” Snipe That Says “NORTHSIDE (TOS) DRIVE-IN.” I Do Not Know Where The TOS One Is? Either This Or One Other Northside Drive-Ins.
I Found A Drive-In Snipe From The Late 1960’s “Coming Soon” Snipe That Says “NORTHSIDE (TOS) DRIVE-IN.” I Do Not Know Where The TOS One Is? Either This Or One Other Northside Drive-Ins.
The Old Wurlizer 4-20 Organ Was Later Taken By Virgil Howard In Lombertville, Michigan In The 1980’s. A Segment Of WTOL Channel 11’s Heartland From August 15th, 1986 Was Found On YouTube.
The McKinney Drive-In I Believe Was Still Operational In The 1960’s, It Wasn’t Until I Think The 1970’s When The McKinney Drive-In Was Closed. I Can See The Parking Space I Think On A Google Earth Pro Capture From March 1995 Without The Screen Or Maybe The Land After It Was Closed
I Remembered One Intermission Reel From The Late 1950s/Early 1960s With A Few Local Merchants Including A Golf And Games (The Music Is The Same As The 1960 Rialto Theatre Grand Reopening In Morrilton, Arkansas Shown Here: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=8zqBpVL6yEM&t=2s With The Same Bolded Avenir Text As The Opening Message Mainly The Address To The Golf Place Including Some HGS Text But The Background Is Blank) And A Local Gas Station (With Unknown Different Music) But The Film Is Off-Colored. Instead Of A Black And White, It Was Sepia Or A Bit Yellow-Orange Mix.
I Notice Ashtabula Had A Drive-In Previously Called The Shea’s Midway Drive-In Theatre Near The Ashtabula And Conneaut Border.
http://cinematreasures.org/theaters/2928/photos/142010
That’s Actually From The Martin Theatre In Atlanta, Georgia When It Became A Cinerama In October Of 1962; Not The Martin Cinerama In New Orleans, Louisiana.
That’s Actually From The Martin Theatre In Atlanta, Georgia When It Became A Cinerama In October Of 1962; Not The Martin Cinerama In New Orleans, Louisiana.
The YouTuber OUTDOOR MOOVIES Rescued The 35mm Intermission Snipes Of The Abandoned Star-Lite And Played It In The M 78 In East Lansing In 1992.
The Cinemark Legacy Also Run Film Festivals As Well.
1958-1959.
Yes, This Was Previously Operated By Mann Theatres. I Also Found A Snipe Involving It.
That’s Not The Right Snipe Picture. The Snipe Picture Goes To The Hilldale In Madison, Wisconsin.
A 35mm Film Exists Of The Plaza Theatre’s Anniversary On August 25th-26th, 2003.
This Location Went Digital In 2013.
November 18th, 1939.
Do You Guys Know What TOS Stands For?
I Found A Drive-In Snipe From The Late 1960’s “Coming Soon” Snipe That Says “NORTHSIDE (TOS) DRIVE-IN.” I Do Not Know Where The TOS One Is? Either This Or One Other Northside Drive-Ins.
I Found A Drive-In Snipe From The Late 1960’s “Coming Soon” Snipe That Says “NORTHSIDE (TOS) DRIVE-IN.” I Do Not Know Where The TOS One Is? Either This Or One Other Northside Drive-Ins.
The Old Wurlizer 4-20 Organ Was Later Taken By Virgil Howard In Lombertville, Michigan In The 1980’s. A Segment Of WTOL Channel 11’s Heartland From August 15th, 1986 Was Found On YouTube.
The McKinney Drive-In I Believe Was Still Operational In The 1960’s, It Wasn’t Until I Think The 1970’s When The McKinney Drive-In Was Closed. I Can See The Parking Space I Think On A Google Earth Pro Capture From March 1995 Without The Screen Or Maybe The Land After It Was Closed
January 1958 Brentwood Theatre Snipe.
I Believe This Video Might Show The Grand, But It Did Show The Cornelia Drive-In Sign (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SPB3bHSeq0E).
May 24th, 1961 Is On A Wednesday. So This Is From 1961.
I Remembered One Intermission Reel From The Late 1950s/Early 1960s With A Few Local Merchants Including A Golf And Games (The Music Is The Same As The 1960 Rialto Theatre Grand Reopening In Morrilton, Arkansas Shown Here: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=8zqBpVL6yEM&t=2s With The Same Bolded Avenir Text As The Opening Message Mainly The Address To The Golf Place Including Some HGS Text But The Background Is Blank) And A Local Gas Station (With Unknown Different Music) But The Film Is Off-Colored. Instead Of A Black And White, It Was Sepia Or A Bit Yellow-Orange Mix.
The First Ever Picture On CinemaTreasures!
Looks Like Either A Columbia Phantasy Or MGM Cartoon.
I Think Donald’s Double Trouble Was The Disney Cartoon Displaying Even Know Released In Late June.
Originally It Was Called Riverview Auto When It First Opened.
I Notice Ashtabula Had A Drive-In Previously Called The Shea’s Midway Drive-In Theatre Near The Ashtabula And Conneaut Border. http://cinematreasures.org/theaters/2928/photos/142010
Doesn’t Look Like Its From The Eastwood Mall 1 & 2, Maybe Another Loews In Ohio Somewhere.
That’s Actually From The Martin Theatre In Atlanta, Georgia When It Became A Cinerama In October Of 1962; Not The Martin Cinerama In New Orleans, Louisiana.
That’s Actually From The Martin Theatre In Atlanta, Georgia When It Became A Cinerama In October Of 1962; Not The Martin Cinerama In New Orleans, Louisiana.