Comments from Mike Rogers

Thanks Ken would never guess that had been a theatre.

Strange shutting a screen down,but i have the impression Carmike does not put a lot money in a location.

i saw quite a few there.I remember when it opened it was going to spell Doom for National Hills being in Walking Distance,but we held our own with a great screen and movies.Our Late Shows in the Early to mid 70’s were fantastic ,Masters 4 only ran a handful, a very few late shows.If you a few bucks to blow,get on Augusta Archieves and see all the old Newspaper ads you can spend hours looking at some great stuff like “JAWS” ad which is on the Imperial Theatre site.

Of course he should its his Theatre.

Ithink summer of 78.remembered as mentioned in older posts going there and walking over the old site before it was leveled.Found one old One sheet,“Catlow” and that was it.

Thanks Ron.Great writing.Someone should comment,Not crazy about these Monsters,but I know times change.

Can’t understand the reason for showing that first,it had to be summer time,what were they thinking,ahhhhhh,Concession sells!!!!!

Wonder in the late fifties if it under went a name change.Have a N.Eastern Drive-in parking 600 cars in that city?

In 1956 it parked 200 cars,but we all know about car capacity at Drive-ins.It was owned then by G.Baker and J.Compton.

thanks Chuck,Screen sorta looks new.

thanks Cherry for checking out “Home”.

Thanks Joe.

2010 was 35mm.I was out of the business,but knew the staff there and projectionists.somewhere in all those older Posts I have listed all the 70mm to play there.