I will put it in my will to you. Nick has one i gave him I think 1960. If I had another I would mail it you for free. oh, It might cost you a 007 onesheet.
It was either that or they had enough of theatre employees from other theatre chains changing their Marquee. I had it done to me by the gang from NATIONAL HILLS,redoing the Marquee at COLUMBIA 1 and 2 which served me right because several months earlier me and some Plitt Theatre guys rode to the HILLTOP DRIVE -in And Changed their Marquee to something I cannnot print on CT. Don’t you love the real Theatre business 1974-80.
Joe,There was a Bon-Air Drive-in there and the ORANGEBURG Drive-in there along with a theatre called CINEMA III. Any info. I have theatre ads,but that is about all from an old newspaper. I guess the CinemaIII was three screens,even though the ad just had one movie listed.
Just talked to Nick. He is back and really wants to get going on these theatres and catch up with you. He asked about you and Robin. He should be on soon.He was watching 2001. Which I was watching when he called.It is on TCM tonight. Nick, This was Drive-in I was Telling you about.
The only person I know that could answer this would Nick in Tampa, but I haven’t heard from him since early March. He did the great story on the DALE MARBY and 20th Century Drive-ins in your city.
Glad you are back. See i am not watching 2001.
Glad you are back. See i am not watching 2001.
Go to 104 Street Drive-in.Tlsloews. Try and beat that story. You big city Theatre managers.
I will put it in my will to you. Nick has one i gave him I think 1960. If I had another I would mail it you for free. oh, It might cost you a 007 onesheet.
It was either that or they had enough of theatre employees from other theatre chains changing their Marquee. I had it done to me by the gang from NATIONAL HILLS,redoing the Marquee at COLUMBIA 1 and 2 which served me right because several months earlier me and some Plitt Theatre guys rode to the HILLTOP DRIVE -in And Changed their Marquee to something I cannnot print on CT. Don’t you love the real Theatre business 1974-80.
Nick is back. See BILL ALDERMAN’S DRIVE-in.
Thanks Joe, you answered my Question.Cinema III, one screen makes alot of sense.
Joe,There was a Bon-Air Drive-in there and the ORANGEBURG Drive-in there along with a theatre called CINEMA III. Any info. I have theatre ads,but that is about all from an old newspaper. I guess the CinemaIII was three screens,even though the ad just had one movie listed.
Hey, I told you there were of Ton Tampa theatres on CT.
WELCOME BACK, Mr.DiMaggio.
My 1956 Almamac has a PIONEER DRIVE-In there parking 350 cars.
Could this Drive-in have been called the VEGAS DRIVE-in. Drive-in in that town in the 50’s,that parked 350 cars,just wonderning.
Never saw a lot of Hills in Flordia,but the HILL DRIVE-in parked 250 cars and was owned by Nat Williams in 1956.
Yes,Chuck, In 1956 it parked 300 cars and was owned by C.W. Schroeder.
The Crescent Drive-in parked 400 cars and in the late fifties it was owned by O.M. Kirkeby.
You know Nick, I bet Charlie might be able to put some story to this odd entry.
Just talked to Nick. He is back and really wants to get going on these theatres and catch up with you. He asked about you and Robin. He should be on soon.He was watching 2001. Which I was watching when he called.It is on TCM tonight. Nick, This was Drive-in I was Telling you about.
If it is on CT make a comment on it then maybe i can find it on recent comments.
All it says when i look for it is NO RESULTS. Maybe i got an old computer,OR i don’t know how to use the dang thing.
It is not listed under Newest Theatres? That is what i am checking.
Great.Simply,Great.
The only person I know that could answer this would Nick in Tampa, but I haven’t heard from him since early March. He did the great story on the DALE MARBY and 20th Century Drive-ins in your city.
The BLACK RIVER Drive-in was parking 600 cars at one time and was owned in 1956 by Sylvan Leff.
I can get any facts you want on just have to ask Sean when i see him.
My son Sean worked at EVANS STADIUM 14.It was 12 screens when it opened and became Stadium seating when Regal opened a 20 plex about 8 miles away.