Opened with 2 colour cartoons(“Slap happy lion”, and “Clown of the jungle”) and “Blue grass of Kentucky”. Closed with “Don’t go in the basement” and “Mad house”.
Closed in 1991 with “The girl can’t help it”(one of the movies screened in the drive-in’s first year of operation), and “The Fly”(1958 version). Admission on the final night was $10. The drive-in was demolished(date unknown?), and a twelve screen multiplex(name unknown?) was built on the site.
Opened on 3/7/1962 with “The Snow Queen”, “A thunder of drums” and “village of the damned”. Opened as Rock Road Drive-in on 27/5/1977 with “The house by the lake” and “Strange shadows in an empty room”.
Closed with “Starhops” and “Girls for hire”.
Opened with 2 colour cartoons(“Slap happy lion”, and “Clown of the jungle”) and “Blue grass of Kentucky”. Closed with “Don’t go in the basement” and “Mad house”.
Where did that tram run to and from? Does the tram still operate along that street?
Was the steak house separate from the snack bar?
354 seats.
Opened on 23/4/1949 with a short(“Flying south”) and “Nightmare Alley”. Also opened on ¾/1969 with “Angel in my pocket”.
Opened on the site of the Route 35 Drive-in.
There was plenty of space in this drive-in theater for a second screen at the back of this very long drive-in site.
Closed in 1991 with “The girl can’t help it”(one of the movies screened in the drive-in’s first year of operation), and “The Fly”(1958 version). Admission on the final night was $10. The drive-in was demolished(date unknown?), and a twelve screen multiplex(name unknown?) was built on the site.
Opened on 1/8/1952 with “Carbine Williams” and “Calling Bulldog Dummond”.
Opened on 3/7/1962 with “The Snow Queen”, “A thunder of drums” and “village of the damned”. Opened as Rock Road Drive-in on 27/5/1977 with “The house by the lake” and “Strange shadows in an empty room”.
Opened with “Follow that dream”, “Sergeants 3” and “The music man”.
Opened with a coloured cartoon(not named), latest news, “Take me back to Oklahoma” and “Rhythm of the islands”.
It is called Quasar Drive-in(origin of tne name Quasar unknown?), someone else called it Drive-in Copenhagen.
Happy name.
Is the Theater Motor Lodge still there?
Reopened on 28/4/1967 with “The professionals” and “Dead heat on a merry-go-round”.
Opened on 29/4/1948 with “Gunfighters”.
Opened on 17/6/1950 with a cartoon(not named), a comedy(not named) and “Captain China”.
Also opened with “There’s no business like show business”.
Opened on 26/9/1940 with “The boys from Syracuse”.
Odd name!! Why the name Weeping Oak?
This building appeared on an episode of the tv series “Storage hunters.
3 cutie pies!! ❤❤❤
Closed in 1986 after a flood. The speakers and speaker poles have been removed and replaced with Picnic shelters.