That is okay,you look alot younger than me,If you still have that black hair!Honestly,I never thought he would ever be able to twin it.When I visted him years ago,saw “the Mummy” with B.Frazier,NOT KARLOFF. he wanted to expand the boxoffice set a booth on top and shoot off the top,but the second drive-in when Jordan and me drove by coming back from Tenn,was completely different set up.Where the Third screen is I have no idea.maybe Kyle will visit it.For some reason I get the impression Bill B.does not like the owner,he was always nice to us.But you know Bill.
Got it. i have been here,should have remembered, but Man we see a lot of Theatres.looking for Nick to put a bunch of Theatres on soon,I sent a package full.He asked for it.LOL.
Graeme, i got alot of information on Augusta’s Theatres by reading local Authors books on the city,I am sure if you live in Savannah you guys have the same kind of Local history books.Borders, Had several good books by locals here.
thanks M.Bravo for a great post.Good story,hope you locate those pictures.
That is okay,you look alot younger than me,If you still have that black hair!Honestly,I never thought he would ever be able to twin it.When I visted him years ago,saw “the Mummy” with B.Frazier,NOT KARLOFF. he wanted to expand the boxoffice set a booth on top and shoot off the top,but the second drive-in when Jordan and me drove by coming back from Tenn,was completely different set up.Where the Third screen is I have no idea.maybe Kyle will visit it.For some reason I get the impression Bill B.does not like the owner,he was always nice to us.But you know Bill.
Well, Georgia Theatres does it too.Guess GCC would have done if they would have had the money.
Looks like a single wide trailer.
thanks Chuck.
According to my 1956 Almanac you are right on with your car capacity,Yakima!
thanks Yakima I love looking at the old ads.
Yeah, i don’t blame you even then the theatre business could be fickled,Move out there and end up moving back when you get a “pain the Butt D.M.”.
Randy, this wasn’t called the Village Drive-in at one time?
Owned L.Christie in 1956,Ken.
What a DOUBLE FEATURE.LOL.
I mean it looks like something I would have done,when you get a “nut” like me in a theatre it shows on the Marquee.
Got it. i have been here,should have remembered, but Man we see a lot of Theatres.looking for Nick to put a bunch of Theatres on soon,I sent a package full.He asked for it.LOL.
Thanks,I thought you worked in Texas too?
Very nice Marquee,done by someone who cared,would have moved the rating down,but an A plus marquee one the few i have seen at Modern theatres.
That is quite a task,Popcornroses to track down every theatre you visted,Good luck.
Noticed the one sheet covering up the 8 by 10 still frames.Love to have them!Great picture.
Now we gotta get some posts on these Minnesota Theatres.Stories.
Thanks Kirk for all the Minneapolis' Theatres wasn’t aware that many were not on CT for such a large city.
Sued them over a leaky roof? What an evil old lady.She must have the owner of the Highway 21 Drive-in in Beaufort,S.C.also.
I wonder if Jax even has a dollar house anymore?
Hope you got pictures,Melissa.
Geez, Matt my Columbia Square Cinemas ended up the same way, a Music store.
Graeme, i got alot of information on Augusta’s Theatres by reading local Authors books on the city,I am sure if you live in Savannah you guys have the same kind of Local history books.Borders, Had several good books by locals here.
Tisloews. give me names of all the theatres you worked, i would like to add them to my Favorites,i have Melrose and Crescent.