Classy guy SAJ. I dealt with your type at the IMPERIAL in Augusta where Blacks could set anywhere,funny thing James Brown would always catch a movie at the IMPERIAL he wanted to sit in the Balcony first row House left.He was bit more classy than you.
i guess I will catch it second run.I hate to shell out so much for a movie.I remember when the first “TRON” came out.I think it was DISNEY’S First PG picture.It was either “TRON” or the “BLACK HOLE”,that is a movie i enjoyed even though you could see the cables lifting the crew around floating in space.Shows up real well on DVD,You would think today they could erase the cables.Well, we are off topic again.Sorry.Enjoy the AMC 16.
Ian’s Story was very good about the duties of an Usher,never heard of a manager sending in a usher to count heads in the other theatre in Town.Things were different in the 60’s.
i visted the RITZ one time got a tour and took pictures .It was a playhouse at the time.
Classy guy SAJ. I dealt with your type at the IMPERIAL in Augusta where Blacks could set anywhere,funny thing James Brown would always catch a movie at the IMPERIAL he wanted to sit in the Balcony first row House left.He was bit more classy than you.
i guess I will catch it second run.I hate to shell out so much for a movie.I remember when the first “TRON” came out.I think it was DISNEY’S First PG picture.It was either “TRON” or the “BLACK HOLE”,that is a movie i enjoyed even though you could see the cables lifting the crew around floating in space.Shows up real well on DVD,You would think today they could erase the cables.Well, we are off topic again.Sorry.Enjoy the AMC 16.
Thanks Gary.Great scoop.
thanks Ken.I enjoy looking at the theatres in England.just a bit more classy it seems to me.
Come on .“the worst cinemas ever built”.
I think it played in 70mm at National Hills Theatre in Augusta,Ga.
Yes,it parked 200 cars and was owned in 1956 by SOUTHERN DRIVE-in Theatre.
Yeah,but i can’t put them on Ct.
I dated a girl whose Mom was from Kent.Wonder if Mrs.O. ever caught a movie there? Bet she did.It is a Small world.
Sorry,EASTEND not EASTWOOD.Need stronger reading glasses.LOL.
Great pictures Woody,Noticed a Clint Eastwood Film festival.
Boy,you are right Chuck,A nice theatre,noticed “THE VERDICT” playing might have been taken around the Christmas holidays.
Love to have that 1971 poster.
Ian’s Story was very good about the duties of an Usher,never heard of a manager sending in a usher to count heads in the other theatre in Town.Things were different in the 60’s.
Interesting Stories.I guess AMC did grab quite a few GCC locations in New England.
Okay,LOL.
I finally ran out of IMPERIAL Stories and no one else in town to add to the IMPERIAL.
So you guys took a sledgehammer and Crushed it.Man,I love the theatre business!!!!LOL.I bet some of those pieces wouldn’t even fit a cup.
Well,at least they thought enough of the moviegoers to thank them for supporting the Grande.So many theatres don’t even do that.
Thanks guys for the pictures.
Come on Folks in Albany,Save this theatre,Augusta SAVED THREE of her downtown theatres!
Thanks for the comments on one of ATlanta’s Best.
Steve Walpert operates the Dinner Theatre now.
I guess Hamburg wasn’t bombed during WWII?,Ken.