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”.
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.
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.
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.