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Kanauga Drive-In
1483 State Route 7 North,
Gallipolis,
OH
45631
1483 State Route 7 North,
Gallipolis,
OH
45631
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Opened on September 9, 1950 and operated by Harry Wheeler. The opening movie was Randolph Scott in “Colt 45”. The Kanauga Drive-In remained open until 2008, operated by Harry’s son Tom. It had an 80-foot by 50-foot screen and a capacity for 400 cars. It was demolished in January 2011
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It is definitely open. They were playing the Indiana Jones new movie just recently. I intend to go several times this summer in case it’s the last.
Shockley,
I too, am frustrated about the disconnected phone number. I have tried calling there several times this year. I have some friends in Point Pleasant, so I will talk one of them into driving by to see what the sign says, just for verification.
Like I said it IS open. My friend drives by everyday. Hulk and Wall-e are playing currently.
The same friend was just there to see Indiana Jones and Iron Man.
Here is a current pic of the Colony Theatre in Gallipolis. This phone is disconnected but maybe contacting the Colony could help.
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http://www.kanaugadrive-in.com
Here is their website as of July 13th, 2008. We saw Kung Fu Panda last night. It is OPEN!!
The screen tower & the remains of this drive-in were demolished January 2011.
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Kanauga Drive-In Theater – Gallipolis, Ohio here
Today, the outline, ramps, and part of the entrance ramp are the only remains of the drive-in.
And, although it is difficult to confirm with the Google Street photos, a light pole that sits just to the west of the power lines may also have been a part of the drive-in.
The actual opening date is September 9, 1950 with a one-day showing of Randolph Scott in “Colt 45” with no extra short subjects.