The old address went to the location of an Enterprise Rent-A-Car off the Air Force Base, not very helpful. That’s why I always try and remember to check the map after a new theater is added.
macon street & NINTH street, ROBINS AFB, ga 310(9)8
Old address
macon street & NORTH street, WARNER ROBINS, ga 310(8)8
Sorry, I really got this one really mixed up, too many notes in my notes!
Mike; I see you haven’t added a Georgia Drive-In in 21 days! Now, you are adding North Carolina Drive-Ins? Run out of ones for Georgia? I have a list of 46 Georgia Drive-Ins that are not on CT. All I have is the town and the name of the Drive-In, interested?
This is a way to get answers, even when I’m in Illinois. I emailed Laurie Carpenter Library Director of the Orono Public Library “SERVING THE INFORMATION AND READING NEEDS OF THE PEOPLE OF ORONO, MAINE” AND CINEMA TREASURES. Laurie gave me the above address and the below paragraph from “ORONO, MAINE, A BICENTENNIAL VIEW” published in 1976.
THANK YOU LAURIE, FOR TAKING THE TIME TO LOOK THIS UP!
“The Strand Theater deserves top billing in any discussion of Orono’s recreation over the past two decades. For thirty-five years it was located on the site of the present day LaVerdiere’s Super Drug Store on Mill Street, and in it’s advertisement in the Sequicentennial brochure shows that it was functioning in 1956. In the pre-television era and before the University’s Memorial Union was built the building housed an excellent theater and bowling lanes, the latter on the lower level. It was a popular center of entertainment for adults, children and university students. It also had an educational angle as the management cooperated in scheduling performances of foreign and cultural films recommened by University faculty.”
It does make me wonder if the Uniersity’s Memorial Union had a theater?
Mike The Pessimist; It’s been open for 14 years. It didn’t close in 2000 when Carmike went through bankruptcy. It must be a pretty good idea cause the U.S. Army & Air Force Exchange Service is having another private theater company build another 10 screen, 1,712 seat, at another U.S. Army Post that is due to open this fall.
Also seen it spelled MOONLITE?
Open 1950-1975?
Open for sure in 1967.
Need an address or crossroads, more info, and photos.
44 Georgia Drive-Ins to go!
PLEASE ADD TO ADDRESS:
HIGHWAY 20
Open till 1995?
Drive-In still standing in 2003?
Anyone have more info or photos?
Anyone have more info or photos?
The old, bad address I had went to the location of an Enterprise Rent-A-Car that was off the Air Force Base, which was not very helpful.
THAT’S WHY I ALWAYS LIKE TO TRY AND REMEMBER TO CHECK THE MAP WHEN A NEW THEATER IS ADDED, AND SEE IF IT IS MORE OR LESS CORRECT!
The old address went to the location of an Enterprise Rent-A-Car off the Air Force Base, not very helpful. That’s why I always try and remember to check the map after a new theater is added.
PLEASE CHANGE ENTIRE ADDRESS TO:
macon street & NINTH street, ROBINS AFB, ga 310(9)8
Old address
macon street & NORTH street, WARNER ROBINS, ga 310(8)8
Sorry, I really got this one really mixed up, too many notes in my notes!
PLEASE CHANGE ADRESS TO:
SOUTH MONROE STREET
ZIP
32301
Owned:
1961? Talger Theaters
1964-1968? Kent Theaters of Jacksonville Fla., Frederick H, Kent, President & Owner
Open 1950?
Open for sure in 1967
Closed by 1975
Screen burned down by late 1980's
Now a retention pond
Need a more complete address, more info, and photos.
Open till 1965?
All the times I’ve gone by this place, and I never knew, darn!
PLEASE CHANGE ADDRESS TO:
1st STREET & PETE PHILLIPS DRIVE
Perhaps Pete’s came from Pete Phillip?
Open 1960-1980?
SWEET ONIONS!
By my count only 45 Georgia Drive-Ins to go!
You can see the Woodruff Theater on the (map) Satellite Photo it is Northeast of the RED DOT.
The way I see it the address is near the corner of West C Street NOT West D Street??
Owners:
1930 Wasco Corporation (Fox)?
1935-1945 Fox Midwest Theaters Corporation?
1950-1955 Fox Intermountain?
Anyone have more info or photos?
Open 1948-1974?
Sure could use an address, more info, and photos.
I guess Google Map puts the theater at the corner of Broad Street and Boland Street, Is that correct?
Anyone have more info or photos?
PLEASE CHANGE ADDRESS TO:
TENNESSEE STREET & BROADWAY STREET
SEATS
575
Open till 1955?
Anyone have more info or photos?
PLEASE CHANGE ADDRESS TO:
420 SOUTH CAROLINA 72 BYPASS
Highway 72 dosen’t locate the mall. The mall is now called Crosscreek Mall.
Anyone have more info or photos?
Be nice if someone could come up with an address, more info, and photos.
Opened with 7 screens.
5 screens added in 2001.
Can anyone help find it on the map?
PHONE NUMBER
229.257.3557
Here’s an interior photo from 8/13/10:
View link
Anyone else have more info or photos?
Mike; I see you haven’t added a Georgia Drive-In in 21 days! Now, you are adding North Carolina Drive-Ins? Run out of ones for Georgia? I have a list of 46 Georgia Drive-Ins that are not on CT. All I have is the town and the name of the Drive-In, interested?
In case the news article gets lost.
The theater cost $4.6 million to build.
STL Cinemas stands for St. Louis Cinemas.
The first 3 movies:
PIRANHA 3D
NANNY McPHEE RETURNS
THE OTHER GUYS
Anyone have more info or interior photos?
Last time I was in Clearwater they had almost finished that new bridge to Clearwater Beach.
Anyone have more info or old photos of the Park.
Sure could use an address, more info, and photos.
Anyone have more info or photos?
PLEASE CHANGE ADDRESS TO:
16 MILL STREET
This is a way to get answers, even when I’m in Illinois. I emailed Laurie Carpenter Library Director of the Orono Public Library “SERVING THE INFORMATION AND READING NEEDS OF THE PEOPLE OF ORONO, MAINE” AND CINEMA TREASURES. Laurie gave me the above address and the below paragraph from “ORONO, MAINE, A BICENTENNIAL VIEW” published in 1976.
THANK YOU LAURIE, FOR TAKING THE TIME TO LOOK THIS UP!
“The Strand Theater deserves top billing in any discussion of Orono’s recreation over the past two decades. For thirty-five years it was located on the site of the present day LaVerdiere’s Super Drug Store on Mill Street, and in it’s advertisement in the Sequicentennial brochure shows that it was functioning in 1956. In the pre-television era and before the University’s Memorial Union was built the building housed an excellent theater and bowling lanes, the latter on the lower level. It was a popular center of entertainment for adults, children and university students. It also had an educational angle as the management cooperated in scheduling performances of foreign and cultural films recommened by University faculty.”
It does make me wonder if the Uniersity’s Memorial Union had a theater?
Mike The Pessimist; It’s been open for 14 years. It didn’t close in 2000 when Carmike went through bankruptcy. It must be a pretty good idea cause the U.S. Army & Air Force Exchange Service is having another private theater company build another 10 screen, 1,712 seat, at another U.S. Army Post that is due to open this fall.