I Notice Ashtabula Had A Drive-In Previously Called The Shea’s Midway Drive-In Theatre Near The Ashtabula And Conneaut Border.
http://cinematreasures.org/theaters/2928/photos/142010
That’s Actually From The Martin Theatre In Atlanta, Georgia When It Became A Cinerama In October Of 1962; Not The Martin Cinerama In New Orleans, Louisiana.
That’s Actually From The Martin Theatre In Atlanta, Georgia When It Became A Cinerama In October Of 1962; Not The Martin Cinerama In New Orleans, Louisiana.
I Just Got A Update To The Location And I Found A Picture Of The Location Taken In 2017. And According To Google Maps, It Was Still In Operation In September 2013, And I Believe It Was Closed In 2017 Or 2018. I Do Have The April 16th, 1999 Picture Of It Along With The Carrolls And Market Square. It Was Also Part Of The GKC Chain Back In The Late 1990’s. The Building Was Still There With Gates Protecting It. There Might Be A Possibility Chance It Might Reopen It.
These Snipes Are Found In Better Condition Here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RwoHjAzRvzw, Also Contains The Miracle Mile And The McLendon In Texas.
Actually, United Artists Purchased The Rialto Way Before 1997. It Has To Be Like Between 1966 And 1967. According To A Video Called “Hey Folks, Its Intermission Time Vol. 4” One Of The Snipes Said “Season’s Greetings From UA Rialto Theatre,” And The Snipes Are Located Also In Westfield.
The Intermission Snipe Of The Martin Theatre From Late 1962 When It Was A Cinerama Was Found On YouTube, But The Word “Georgia” During The Snipe Was Spelled Incorrectly, Because It Mis-Replaced The “G” And “I”.
The First Ever Picture On CinemaTreasures!
Looks Like Either A Columbia Phantasy Or MGM Cartoon.
I Think Donald’s Double Trouble Was The Disney Cartoon Displaying Even Know Released In Late June.
Originally It Was Called Riverview Auto When It First Opened.
I Notice Ashtabula Had A Drive-In Previously Called The Shea’s Midway Drive-In Theatre Near The Ashtabula And Conneaut Border. http://cinematreasures.org/theaters/2928/photos/142010
Doesn’t Look Like Its From The Eastwood Mall 1 & 2, Maybe Another Loews In Ohio Somewhere.
That’s Actually From The Martin Theatre In Atlanta, Georgia When It Became A Cinerama In October Of 1962; Not The Martin Cinerama In New Orleans, Louisiana.
That’s Actually From The Martin Theatre In Atlanta, Georgia When It Became A Cinerama In October Of 1962; Not The Martin Cinerama In New Orleans, Louisiana.
The Star Theatre in Texas Also Used This Background.
Here’s An April 18th, 1980 Ad Of The Raue And Surrounding Areas I Believe: https://www.newspapers.com/newspage/182708866/
Here’s A December 19th, 1939 Ad Of The Miller Theatre: https://www.newspapers.com/newspage/191684714/
Here’s A March 25th, 1931 Ad Of The Miller Theatre: https://www.newspapers.com/newspage/192222545/
Here’s An April 28th, 1972 Ad Of The Miller And A Few Others Surrounding Illinois: https://www.newspapers.com/newspage/192129603/
May 1959.
May 1959.
More Grand Theatre Clips Display Here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sQQKwyn8KIA
1959?
I Believe It Opened Prior-1956. Found A Snipe On YouTube That Says Blant, KY. Not Sure Where Blant Is. Maybe A Former City.
I Just Got A Update To The Location And I Found A Picture Of The Location Taken In 2017. And According To Google Maps, It Was Still In Operation In September 2013, And I Believe It Was Closed In 2017 Or 2018. I Do Have The April 16th, 1999 Picture Of It Along With The Carrolls And Market Square. It Was Also Part Of The GKC Chain Back In The Late 1990’s. The Building Was Still There With Gates Protecting It. There Might Be A Possibility Chance It Might Reopen It.
These Snipes Are Found In Better Condition Here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RwoHjAzRvzw, Also Contains The Miracle Mile And The McLendon In Texas.
1960
1962-1963.
Actually, United Artists Purchased The Rialto Way Before 1997. It Has To Be Like Between 1966 And 1967. According To A Video Called “Hey Folks, Its Intermission Time Vol. 4” One Of The Snipes Said “Season’s Greetings From UA Rialto Theatre,” And The Snipes Are Located Also In Westfield.
The Intermission Snipe Of The Martin Theatre From Late 1962 When It Was A Cinerama Was Found On YouTube, But The Word “Georgia” During The Snipe Was Spelled Incorrectly, Because It Mis-Replaced The “G” And “I”.
This Might Be From Either the Basie Or Dixie.
Circa 1960??
When I Looked On Maps, I Think That Location Is Demolished. I Can’t Find It Anywhere.