8 Years Later After 1952’s Reopening, It Also Reopened Yet Again In 1960. I’ve Seen A Snipe On YouTube About A Grand Reopening Of The Rialto Theatre From The Same Year.
I Found One Snipe Located In Toccoa On 35mm. That Might Be The Location, It Was A Local Store In Toccoa, Georgia In The Late 60s. I Found It Along With A Few Other Snipes From Virginia In The Late 50s/Early 60s.
There Is A Snipe That Is Missing I’ve Found About “Providence Park” (During The Time It Was Multnomah Stadium) In 1956 When The Portland Beavers Came To The Park. The Theater Snipe Has A Background Of A Baseball Game With The Correct Arial Text For The Theater With IMPACT Fonting For The Big Letters. And The 6-#### Number Displaces At The Bottom. I Think This Belongs To This Theater Or A Closed One Nearby. I Don’t Know.
I’ve Been To The Classic Cinemas Woodstock Theatre A Few Years Ago To See “Finding Dory” In 2016, And It Has 8 Screens When I Went There. I Actually Don’t Know Why They Decreased It To 4 For Something Unorganizable. There Are TV Screens With Dasani/Coca-Cola/Coke/Diet Coca-Cola And A Few Others When I Went To The Ticket Booth With Pictures Of Classic Movie Posters From The 30s/40s On The Walls. I Also Remember Watching A Coca-Cola Commercial During The Intermission Including A Trivia With A Yellow Background And The Classic Cinemas Logo Somewhere On The Screen. The Rest Of It Is Unknown Inside My Memory Bank.
That Location Has A Happy Life In 97. I Haven’t Seen An Operated Independent Theater Operation In The Dallas-Fort Worth Area, Other Than One In Denton.
On EBay, I Think This Is The Right Drive-In But, I Found A 35mm Print Of A Snipe For A Local Shop Located On 12440 Warwick Blvd In Newport News Somewhere Around 1960-ish.
Circa 1960??
When I Looked On Maps, I Think That Location Is Demolished. I Can’t Find It Anywhere.
Snipes Can Be Found On YouTube From The Kent Theatre In The 50s.
8 Years Later After 1952’s Reopening, It Also Reopened Yet Again In 1960. I’ve Seen A Snipe On YouTube About A Grand Reopening Of The Rialto Theatre From The Same Year.
I Found One Snipe Located In Toccoa On 35mm. That Might Be The Location, It Was A Local Store In Toccoa, Georgia In The Late 60s. I Found It Along With A Few Other Snipes From Virginia In The Late 50s/Early 60s.
This Drive-In Is One Of The Survivors That Still Has The “Welcome To The Bengies Drive-In” Snipe From The 1950s Today.
Wow, I Can’t Believe They Shown A Drive-In Intermission Like The Golden Mall 5 In Denton, Texas.
This Location Previously Opened As A Loews.
There Is A Snipe That Is Missing I’ve Found About “Providence Park” (During The Time It Was Multnomah Stadium) In 1956 When The Portland Beavers Came To The Park. The Theater Snipe Has A Background Of A Baseball Game With The Correct Arial Text For The Theater With IMPACT Fonting For The Big Letters. And The 6-#### Number Displaces At The Bottom. I Think This Belongs To This Theater Or A Closed One Nearby. I Don’t Know.
I’ve Been To The Classic Cinemas Woodstock Theatre A Few Years Ago To See “Finding Dory” In 2016, And It Has 8 Screens When I Went There. I Actually Don’t Know Why They Decreased It To 4 For Something Unorganizable. There Are TV Screens With Dasani/Coca-Cola/Coke/Diet Coca-Cola And A Few Others When I Went To The Ticket Booth With Pictures Of Classic Movie Posters From The 30s/40s On The Walls. I Also Remember Watching A Coca-Cola Commercial During The Intermission Including A Trivia With A Yellow Background And The Classic Cinemas Logo Somewhere On The Screen. The Rest Of It Is Unknown Inside My Memory Bank.
That’s Interesting That They Shown A 70s Drive-In Theater ‘Feature Presentation’ Footage.
That Location Has A Happy Life In 97. I Haven’t Seen An Operated Independent Theater Operation In The Dallas-Fort Worth Area, Other Than One In Denton.
On EBay, I Think This Is The Right Drive-In But, I Found A 35mm Print Of A Snipe For A Local Shop Located On 12440 Warwick Blvd In Newport News Somewhere Around 1960-ish.