now a food max. which i think has replaced the building that the cinema was in. either that or it was located next to the food max. however i think it was where the food max was because my mom also cooperates the idea that it was where he food max was saying that she remembers the cinema was where the food max is.
well drive-in theater preservation society i hate that the sutton police wouldn’t allow the state police to direct traffic for free. ti’s rude and correct me if i’m wrong but isn’t that illegal. state police officers have more power than municipal police officers. also the raising of the price due to retail interest was a bunch of crap. they were doing that so it wouldn’t reopen.
was demolished in 2015 and a couple of businesses were built on the site. now there is no trace of the drive-in remaining except for the general shape sadly.
this may have been the shortest lived drive-in to open before the drive-in boom. also the person who owned this theater couldn’t have come up with a more unique name.
all the ramps are still there and the screen. the projectors booth and the snack bar. there are three portable trailers on the site of the drive-in that don’t belong their though
1972 aerial uploaded here. courtesy of historic aerials.com
never mind- it closed in the early 1980’s
now a food max. which i think has replaced the building that the cinema was in. either that or it was located next to the food max. however i think it was where the food max was because my mom also cooperates the idea that it was where he food max was saying that she remembers the cinema was where the food max is.
now called UA Broadway Faire Stadium 10
please update.
now called Regal Manchester Stadium 16
please update.
in the 1981 topo maps it still lists a drive-in theater where the starlite was. very very weird.
they show first run films. they also show classics at a discount price.
the website lists four movies coming soon and says not all movies shown below guaranteed to play at stuggart twin cinema.
found this newspaper article online about it turning 100 years old it’s curently 103!
https://www.wacotrib.com/news/business/historic-clifton-movie-theater-marks-th-year-with-texas-film/article_60ebc8be-5c2f-54bc-998b-cc282981febf.html
was supposed to be demolished for a new state casino. i don’t think the casino was built but it was demolished. please update
still there hasn’t been demolished and it still has power!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7wdWwG2Wltg
now another freakin walmart.
well drive-in theater preservation society i hate that the sutton police wouldn’t allow the state police to direct traffic for free. ti’s rude and correct me if i’m wrong but isn’t that illegal. state police officers have more power than municipal police officers. also the raising of the price due to retail interest was a bunch of crap. they were doing that so it wouldn’t reopen.
now owned and operated by megaplex theaters. known as the megaplex theaters-stadium six
was demolished in 2015 and a couple of businesses were built on the site. now there is no trace of the drive-in remaining except for the general shape sadly.
thanks Kenmore! so true. don’t know how i missed that. my bad!
yeah this theater is closed!
https://www.tri-cityherald.com/news/local/article213622154.html
https://www.tricitiesbusinessnews.com/2018/07/regal-cinemas-closing/
the marquee can been seen in the background of two scenes in the 1995 comedy movie Tommy boy.
here is their new website
http://www.emagine-entertainment.com/showtimes/geneva-lakes-theatre/
the ramps though barely visible are still there so is the foundation of the screen!
this may have been the shortest lived drive-in to open before the drive-in boom. also the person who owned this theater couldn’t have come up with a more unique name.
all the ramps are still there and the screen. the projectors booth and the snack bar. there are three portable trailers on the site of the drive-in that don’t belong their though
screens are gone and it sure looks like it was a triplex drive-in theater
has since been renamed four brothers drive-in
well i would excpect it to have been a short lived drive-in if they could only park 150 cars and were to cheap to install in-car speakers.