The Strand opened in 1915 and closed in 1965. The building has been renovated and the Strand will open again. Current seating is 259. Here is an article.
This is a 2007 photo of the building. Cinematour lists this theater as the Seago Theater. Maybe Seago was a later name for the Crest but I haven’t been able to verify that information.
This site has a photo.
As a single screen this was known as the East 70 Drive-In. An ad is on this website.
According to this website the Aggie Drive-In is demolished.
A 2007 photo of the property is here. Click on the photo to expand it.
An aerial photo can be seen here.
This site has an aerial photo.
A second screen was added in 2008. The primary name should be changed to the 411 Twin Drive In.
A 2009 night photo is here.
An aerial view is on this site.
This website has an aerial photo.
A photo is also on this site.
This is a nice 2008 photo.
Here is a link.
Here is an undated interior photo.
Okay, so maybe the Film Daily is right after all.
Here is an article about the Salt Creek Cinemas.
Here is another link and the zip code should be 07660 according to Google maps.
The Film Daily gives the address as 119 North Oneida Street which could be wrong since Google won’t map that address.
Here is a nice 2009 photo.
That’s funny. Talk about useless comments. LOL
Leeds Center for the Arts photo
The Strand opened in 1915 and closed in 1965. The building has been renovated and the Strand will open again. Current seating is 259. Here is an article.
Another gem.
This is a 2007 photo of the building. Cinematour lists this theater as the Seago Theater. Maybe Seago was a later name for the Crest but I haven’t been able to verify that information.
This is a 2009 photo of the Capitol.