Almost positive that I saw Corvette Summer at this drive in with the second feature being Logan’s Run in 1978.
My mother rented a cottage nearby during that summer.
We both lived and still live in Rochester, NY. I have vague but precious memories of that summer.
Moose, I’d like to see some old pix and hear more stories. As a kid, I remeber seeing the outside of the thater and the marquee. I remember when they tore it down. Did it have the stadium seating there? King Kong Escapes as one of the features.
Theaters 1 and 2 were amoung the best theaters to view a movie. The screens in those were very large and the newly installed Dolby Stereo made for a great viewing experience.
I remember Fred Powers well from my Rocky Horror days.
Dave, I believe it was called the “Holiday-Cine”. I, too, remember it.
I never saw a film there, but I remember the sign.
It late became a comic club. Now I don’t know what it is.
I vividly remeber seeing “Mother,Jugs, and Speed” advertised as playing there. That was released in 1976, so it was there at that date.
Wish they would include the “Studio” here. It was the other Brockport movie theater.
The theater was great….things started to change when they added 4 more screens. The original 4 screens was the Cine at it’s finest.
What year did this theater close?
The building where the projection booth was, is still is there.
I do remember Ken Snyder well. We performed together many times.
Almost positive that I saw Corvette Summer at this drive in with the second feature being Logan’s Run in 1978. My mother rented a cottage nearby during that summer. We both lived and still live in Rochester, NY. I have vague but precious memories of that summer.
I was involved in Rocky from 81-83. Good times!
If memory serves, Dick Tracy was the only 70mm film there.
Moose, I’d like to see some old pix and hear more stories. As a kid, I remeber seeing the outside of the thater and the marquee. I remember when they tore it down. Did it have the stadium seating there? King Kong Escapes as one of the features.
Theaters 1 and 2 were amoung the best theaters to view a movie. The screens in those were very large and the newly installed Dolby Stereo made for a great viewing experience.
I remember Fred Powers well from my Rocky Horror days.
Dave, I believe it was called the “Holiday-Cine”. I, too, remember it.
I never saw a film there, but I remember the sign.
It late became a comic club. Now I don’t know what it is.
I vividly remeber seeing “Mother,Jugs, and Speed” advertised as playing there. That was released in 1976, so it was there at that date.
Hope that helps!