The Jones Theatre plays movies on Friday and Saturday night and Sunday Matinee. The theatre has made the digital conversion according to theier website. New website
The Rees Cinema closed in 2014 and is for sale. The Rees Theater is located at the Southeast corner of Michigan and Laporte St. Collins & Company has the listing. Listing Price $225,000.00
Shouldn’t the address for this drive-in be either Highway 70B or Highway 5 since that is where the enatrance was. Asher is the small street in the aparatment complex.
On Sky View’s opening night in 1954, nearly 7,000 people in more than 1,100 cars geared up for the flicks. It even stayed popular into the colder months. Thanks to those in-car electric heaters at no extra charge.
The Chateau Theatre was built in 1937 by Dr. Frank Rider and his wife. The grand opening was held on June 30, 1937. The Rider’s operated the theatre until the late 1960’s. The theatre couldn’t compete with television. In 1971 the Wauneta Commercial Club purchased the theatre and made the necessary updates to the building but the theatre still struggled through the 1980’s. The theatre clossed again in 1989. In 1993 the theatre weas rescued again by two teachers. A fund raiser was held which produced 75K for the necessary renovations. Of the 75K 25K came from the Rider family. It was reopened in 1994 after the renovaations were completed.
The theatre is now used for movies shown each week end (first run) and other community aactivies. The theatre has even amde the conversion to digital projection and sound. It is still operated with a all community volunteeer staff.
This should be listed as open with live performances and movies.
The Lyric is open but now called the New Lyric Theatre showing first run attratctions according to their faacebook page.
Even though the theatre is now a mixed use venue they are still showing first run movies. Their most current attraction was “The Book Of Life”.
The drive-in display ads list the drive-ins location as Highway 37.
Don’t know why it wouldn’t be accurate. Thanks for the address update.
One side of 61 is Patton Road, the other is Morning Star Rd. They advertised Highway 61 and Patton Rd.
The Jones Theatre plays movies on Friday and Saturday night and Sunday Matinee. The theatre has made the digital conversion according to theier website. New website
The Rees Cinema closed in 2014 and is for sale. The Rees Theater is located at the Southeast corner of Michigan and Laporte St. Collins & Company has the listing. Listing Price $225,000.00
This theatre is still standing, address is 248 N. Main St., Fairfiax, OK 74637.
Shouldn’t the address for this drive-in be either Highway 70B or Highway 5 since that is where the enatrance was. Asher is the small street in the aparatment complex.
The name of this drive-in was the Brentwood Auto Theatre. It was last owned by the Luce Amusement Co.
I 1962 this drive-in was known as Auburn-Opelika and parked 320 cars
On Sky View’s opening night in 1954, nearly 7,000 people in more than 1,100 cars geared up for the flicks. It even stayed popular into the colder months. Thanks to those in-car electric heaters at no extra charge.
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The Dude Ranch Drive-In Closed in 1983.
The Chateau Theatre was built in 1937 by Dr. Frank Rider and his wife. The grand opening was held on June 30, 1937. The Rider’s operated the theatre until the late 1960’s. The theatre couldn’t compete with television. In 1971 the Wauneta Commercial Club purchased the theatre and made the necessary updates to the building but the theatre still struggled through the 1980’s. The theatre clossed again in 1989. In 1993 the theatre weas rescued again by two teachers. A fund raiser was held which produced 75K for the necessary renovations. Of the 75K 25K came from the Rider family. It was reopened in 1994 after the renovaations were completed. The theatre is now used for movies shown each week end (first run) and other community aactivies. The theatre has even amde the conversion to digital projection and sound. It is still operated with a all community volunteeer staff.
The Rivoli has two screens. Websiste
I found a listing or the Otoe Theatre in 1939 with 300 seats. It was listed as closed in 1957. The building now houses a Knights of Columbus Hall.
Listed as open in 1937 with 578 seats.
According to their website they are still open.
The Rex must have closed and reopened, it is listed as closed from 1932 thru 1938.
The Riviera Theatre was still open in the early-1960’s.
Address: 413 N. Webster Street, Red Closud, NE 68970
That address couldn’t be right. The drive-in was located at 84th & Center Road, Omaha, NE 68124 That is why it was called the 84th & Ceneter Drive-In.