U.S. 1 Drive-In
Alma Highway & Jamestown Road,
Waycross,
GA
31501
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Well, its a drive-in I actually got out of my car in the early-1990’s to tromp around. Oh yes, it had been closed for years, but everything was there, but for the screen. Long gone, the red and yellow marquee (I think they were the colors} looked in bad shape and some local rednecks just had to spell a dirty word on the marquee. I took pictures anyway. The concession and booth were on one level and really not that bad of shape, with ceiling tiles and light fixtures still in place. Today, no telling what is there now.
The U.S. 1 Drive-In is at least one of two drive-ins on U.S. 1 which heads all the way to Maine. The other being the Nunber 1 Drive-In, in Augusta, Georgia.
After U.S. 1 leaves Augusta it heads right into South Carolina. This Waycross drive-in parked 300 cars and was owned in 1956 by United Theatre Ent. I am pretty sure it closed under the Georgia Theatres banner. All in all, it looked like a great drive-in. Wish the screen had been up, but at least I got pictures.
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http://www.drive-ins.com/theater/gatus1d
Page for the US 1 on drive-ins.com
A couple of my pictures are at the bottom.
SiliconSam. That is it I have a picture of it in my Drive-in photo Album.I don’t think CT would print it because of the word spelt.I should have taken the time to remove it,It wasn’t a very dirty word.but refered to Gays. F—s.
May be dirty here in the US, but it British talk it’s just a pack of smokes….
We are getting WAY too PC around here these days….
Yeah, I agree with you on the PC stuff.
Thanks Stan for the pictures.
April 25 1970 now showing “SUCCUBUS” and “SAVAGE 7”
April 26 1970 NOW PLAYING at the U.S. ONE DRIVE-in is “ANGEL,ANGEL,DOWN WE GO” and “TWO GENTLEMEN SHARING” Even Those movies were R-Rated the U.S.1 must have had policy of “NO ONE UNDER 18 ADMITTED” was all over the ads.
Some of the movies played here from June 11 1969 July 1 1980.
“SAM WHISKEY"
"SINFUL DAVEY"
” THE FIRST TIME"
“SKIDOO"
"BRIDES OF BLOOD"
"BLOOD FIEND"
"FOR A FEW DOLLARS MORE"
"FISTFUL OF DOLLARS” [a couple of weeks late this Clint Eastwood Double feature returned by POPULAR DEMAND with “NED KELLY” third feature.
“DUNWICH HORROR"
"TALES OF TERROR"
"BREWSTER MCCLOUD"
"DIRTY DINGUS MCGEE"
"LITTLE DARLINGS"
"RABBIT TEST” {June 1985 and no more Drive-ins in Waycross.]
“Sharkey’s Machine” and “Firefox” play as a Double feature. Burt and Clint.
This opened on May 25th, 1950
Multi-page grand openings are at these pages at View link
Thanks Mike,Really great ads.