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This opened on June 22nd, 1953. Grand opening ad (Zoomable) below
Family Drive-In opening Sun, Jun 21, 1953 – 9 · () · Newspapers.com
also in the photo section.
Newspaper listings ended in 1961 for this theatre. Thanks, Joe.
Grand opening ad with pictures
Marbro Drive-In opening Thu, Nov 5, 1964 – 15 · Kingsport Times (Kingsport, Tennessee) · Newspapers.com
click to zoom in in new page.
Closed in 1955.
Also closed in 1955
This opened on April 1st, 1955. Grand opening ad posted.
This opened on October 7th, 1948. Grand opening ad posted. Built very near the Taylor Drive-In.
This opened on October 27th, 1951. Grand opening ad posted.
This opened (or reopened) on April 21st, 1948. Grand opening from 1948 posted.
Grand opening ad posted.
This opened on August 30th, 1945. Here is the zoomable grand opening ad:
Jackson theatre opening Thu, Aug 30, 1945 – 8 · () · Newspapers.com
Grand opening ad posted as well.
This opened on September 26th, 1949. Grand opening ad posted.
Grand opening ad posted
This opened on February 22nd, 1937. Grand opening ad with picture posted.
Sevier theatre opening Sun, Feb 21, 1937 – 10 · Johnson City Chronicle (Johnson City, Tennessee) · Newspapers.com
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This opened on March 6th, 1936. Grand opening ad posted.
Grand opening ad (click to enlarge)
Hilan theatre opening Wed, Apr 15, 1936 – 8 · Kingsport Times (Kingsport, Tennessee) · Newspapers.com
Closed as Capitol in 1928.
Became the Capitol theatre on September 4th, 1925
Capitol theatre opening Sun, Aug 30, 1925 – 8 · Johnson City Chronicle (Johnson City, Tennessee) · Newspapers.com
This opened as the Edisonia theatre in 1915 and became the Criterion theatre on May 3rd, 1926.
Criterion theatre opened Thu, Apr 29, 1926 – 9 · Johnson City Chronicle (Johnson City, Tennessee) · Newspapers.com
This opened on April 1st, 1925. Grand opening ad posted.
Nu-Strand theatre opening Sun, Mar 29, 1925 – 9 · Kingsport Times (Kingsport, Tennessee) · Newspapers.com
This reopened as the Gem theatre on November 8th, 1924. Grand opening ad posted.
This opened on May 26th, 1921. Grand opening ad posted Rialto Theatre opening Thu, May 26, 1921 – 6 · Kingsport Times (Kingsport, Tennessee) · Newspapers.com
This opened on May 2nd, 1940. Grand opening ad posted.
article: News View theatre opening Fri, May 3, 1940 – 20 · The Los Angeles Times (Los Angeles, California) · Newspapers.com
A Movie Parade theatre opened at 1737 N. Highland (near the Chinese theatre) on January 2nd, 1941. Silent movies were shown.
This opened on June 22nd, 1953. Grand opening ad (Zoomable) below
also in the photo section.
Newspaper listings ended in 1961 for this theatre. Thanks, Joe.
Grand opening ad with pictures
click to zoom in in new page.
Closed in 1955.
Also closed in 1955
This opened on April 1st, 1955. Grand opening ad posted.
This opened on October 7th, 1948. Grand opening ad posted. Built very near the Taylor Drive-In.
This opened on October 27th, 1951. Grand opening ad posted.
This opened (or reopened) on April 21st, 1948. Grand opening from 1948 posted.
Grand opening ad posted.
This opened on August 30th, 1945. Here is the zoomable grand opening ad:
Grand opening ad posted as well.
This opened on September 26th, 1949. Grand opening ad posted.
Grand opening ad posted
This opened on February 22nd, 1937. Grand opening ad with picture posted.
click to zoom in
This opened on March 6th, 1936. Grand opening ad posted.
Grand opening ad (click to enlarge)
Closed as Capitol in 1928.
Became the Capitol theatre on September 4th, 1925
Grand opening ad posted as well.
This opened as the Edisonia theatre in 1915 and became the Criterion theatre on May 3rd, 1926.
This opened on April 1st, 1925. Grand opening ad posted.
This reopened as the Gem theatre on November 8th, 1924. Grand opening ad posted.
This opened on May 26th, 1921. Grand opening ad posted
Rialto Theatre opening Thu, May 26, 1921 – 6 · Kingsport Times (Kingsport, Tennessee) · Newspapers.com
This opened on May 2nd, 1940. Grand opening ad posted.
article:
News View theatre opening Fri, May 3, 1940 – 20 · The Los Angeles Times (Los Angeles, California) · Newspapers.com
A Movie Parade theatre opened at 1737 N. Highland (near the Chinese theatre) on January 2nd, 1941. Silent movies were shown.