Opened with “Marigolds” in Screen 1 and “What’s Up Doc” in Screen 2. It was first operated by Giddens & Rester, later ABC Southeastern Theatres, later Plitt, later Cineplex Odeon and finally National United Theaters. It was closed on January 14, 1988 with “Stakeout” in Screen 1 and “Baby Boom” in Screen 2.
The Air Sho Drive-In opened its gates by Giddens & Rester in Spring 1951. It was closed on September 13, 1979 with “Goodbye Franklin High” and “Grand Theft Auto”.
Opened with a sneak Hollywood preview. The first full-length feature the Galion played is Wallace Beery’s “Big Jack” (unknown if extras added) the following day.
Opened with “Marigolds” in Screen 1 and “What’s Up Doc” in Screen 2. It was first operated by Giddens & Rester, later ABC Southeastern Theatres, later Plitt, later Cineplex Odeon and finally National United Theaters. It was closed on January 14, 1988 with “Stakeout” in Screen 1 and “Baby Boom” in Screen 2.
Opened on October 19, 1949 and closed on August 30, 1986.
Closed on September 13, 1979.
The Air Sho Drive-In opened its gates by Giddens & Rester in Spring 1951. It was closed on September 13, 1979 with “Goodbye Franklin High” and “Grand Theft Auto”.
Closed as a movie theater on August 5, 1970 with “Woodstock”. ABC Mid-South Theaters was its last operator.
Closed on June 2, 1974.
The Electric Theatre opened on February 2, 1907 and closed in 1909.
Operated as early as 1948, still open in 1965.
Opened on May 28, 1982 with “The Warriors” and “Arthur”.
The Palafox Drive-In is renamed the Holiday Drive-In on September 14, 1960. It was closed on January 27, 1963 with “Fanny” and “Crowded Sky”.
Judging by the look of the drive-in, it really does look like this was very short-lived.
Opened in the early-2000s.
“White Christmas” in French.
Still open in 1983.
The State Theatre replaced the Royal Theatre at the same address, which has its own CT page.
Opened on September 14, 1966 with “Dear John”. Twinned on May 27, 1977, and Screens 3 and 4 were added on August 12, 1977.
Actual closing date is September 24, 1967.
The Royal Theatre was located at the same address as the State Theatre.
Opened with a sneak Hollywood preview. The first full-length feature the Galion played is Wallace Beery’s “Big Jack” (unknown if extras added) the following day.
Opened with “Guess Who’s Coming To Dinner”.
Ended its first-run days in 2001.
Closed on September 1, 1980 with “Big Brawl” and “Enter The Dragon”.
Closed on April 16, 1995 with “Jerky Boys”. Neighborhood Theaters was its last operators.
Closed on November 5, 1981 with “The Mack”, “Coffy”, and “Sheba Baby”.
Edited from my June 7, 2023 (5:46 PM) comment:
It was closed on October 30, 1977 with “The Pom Pom Girls” and “Greased Lightning”.