TLSLOEWS.I loved the movie that much,heck i even cassette taped BUTCH CASSIDY,but it was taped inside the theatre before I worked there.So it did not sound as good as taping it from the projector.
I wouldn’t think they would need cue marks,but that story was true.I think after that they put a 5 gallon plaster bucket in the booth.The life of a Projectionist!
Ray, it was great talking with you about the SOUTHSIDE CINEMA. i had forgotten you reopened one side after closing the twin up. I couldn’t get Tony B.,but I think I will have a good story on the HIGHWAY 56 DRIVE-IN.Keep your eyes on CT.
I never know about my weekends,depends on what is at the civic center.Remember at our reunion I had to leave alot earlier than I wanted because of a show.
It must have closed before 1967 because i can find no ads in the Knoxville papers i have. has anyone in Knoxville written up the Twin_air Drive-in on CT. When i search for it it states there is no theatre listed. Hopefully someone up that way will. I saw it once and it looked real nice.
No dates, but these two movies are playing. “TRAINING DAY” and “GLITTER”. They don’t believe in putting one sheets out.Looking at the picture i took it looks closed from the road.
Bbrown, I had relatives in East Tenn. and somehow managed to save a few SENTINELS,that is where i am getting my movies. I think most towns the size of Knoxville had in friday’s paper what was showing and what was coming next week. My paper here in Augusta had the same thing,and yes i saved a few of them.
Georgia Square Mall was the best place to go in Athens to see a movie.Granted we only had four screens and as mentioned above"THE BIG CHILL" seem to play forever. Being in the mall helped. never could understand why GCC was so hellbent on Five more screens in the parking lot. I think at that time GCC must have been in a race with AMC for most screens and they over screened in Athens and Augusta,Georgia.And most likely in other towns. “VACATION” also had a long run there as did “DICK TRACY”. “MR.MOM” with Terri Garr kept me in the cinemas more so than any kid flick ever did.
Why on earth didn’t you SAVE that.Plez tell me someone stole it.We have had only one WORLD PREMIERE here “THREE FACES OF EVE” back in the 50’s.But had one of my theatres had a big event like you guys I would have bent over backwards to get a one-sheet signed.
Nick, also included are a few more theatre stories I wrote.They are not as good as your,but they a few cute stories,like the HOOKERS working a Drive-in.
Nick, How are the stories coming. I am sending you some pictures of National Hills after it closed and the MODJESKA in augusta having the Marquee torn down.
Robin, I ran off some more color pictures of NATIONAL HILLS after it closed. Some will make you sad.like the wrecking crew tearing out the concession area and ceiling,Light Fixtures hanging. Also a PIECE Of the screen is included. Hope you can put some of the pictures on CT.
Wow, you got to meet Burt Reynolds. He is one of my favorites. I think I read on a story of yours about “W.W.” playing at your theatre. I have been around plenty of stars some are pricks like COPPERFIELD,he didn’t like the way i paged his mic cord and nice ones like Tom Jones who is real small.And Diana Ross is tiny.they look so big on TV.
August 9 1974 NOW SHOWING AT THE TWIN DRIVE-In. “MAGNUM FORCE” which the ad had rated as PG.Which is a typo.It is rated “R”. and second feature is “MACKINTOSH MAN” . Funny,but this same double feature played at the HILLTOP DRIVE-In ,In North Augusta,S.C..
On the second screen is “JOHNNY TOUGH” rated G and “DOBERMAN GANG” rated G.
iam not going to be able to find much more on this theatre except on March 27.1999 the Cinema was now called CINEMA TRIPLE a Carmike theatre they are showing “DOUG’S FIRST MOVIE”. “SAVING PRIVATE RYAN” and on the third screen is “ANALYZE THIS” and “WING COMMANDER”. There was no MARK 1 and 2 Theatres listed,so they must have closed up.
J.V. enjoyed the change over! I wrote about my first changeover on CT under TRI-City Drive-in,in Forest City,N.C. and i wasn’t a trained projectionist by any means. It is a cute story you can relate to being in the booth.
I was in management when we had real projectionists in the booth. I can’t think of the headaches they have now with kids in the booth.
TLSLOEWS.I loved the movie that much,heck i even cassette taped BUTCH CASSIDY,but it was taped inside the theatre before I worked there.So it did not sound as good as taping it from the projector.
I wouldn’t think they would need cue marks,but that story was true.I think after that they put a 5 gallon plaster bucket in the booth.The life of a Projectionist!
Ray, it was great talking with you about the SOUTHSIDE CINEMA. i had forgotten you reopened one side after closing the twin up. I couldn’t get Tony B.,but I think I will have a good story on the HIGHWAY 56 DRIVE-IN.Keep your eyes on CT.
I never know about my weekends,depends on what is at the civic center.Remember at our reunion I had to leave alot earlier than I wanted because of a show.
Robin, i am sending you a piece of the screen at NATIONAL HILLS. hope to get it in the mail next week.
It must have closed before 1967 because i can find no ads in the Knoxville papers i have. has anyone in Knoxville written up the Twin_air Drive-in on CT. When i search for it it states there is no theatre listed. Hopefully someone up that way will. I saw it once and it looked real nice.
No dates, but these two movies are playing. “TRAINING DAY” and “GLITTER”. They don’t believe in putting one sheets out.Looking at the picture i took it looks closed from the road.
More movies that played at the BIG-MO. MAY 11-12-13. “THE MUMMY RETURNS” “JOSIE AND THE PUSSYCATS” another strange double bill.
“BIG DADDY” rated PG-13 and “ARLINGTON ROAD” rated R.
Robin, I am sending you a few pictures,one is the ad from opening night at COLUMBIA 1 and 2 theatres.
Heck, i bet you guys got so many Country artists you couldn’t remember them all.But did you let them in free.
Bbrown, I had relatives in East Tenn. and somehow managed to save a few SENTINELS,that is where i am getting my movies. I think most towns the size of Knoxville had in friday’s paper what was showing and what was coming next week. My paper here in Augusta had the same thing,and yes i saved a few of them.
Georgia Square Mall was the best place to go in Athens to see a movie.Granted we only had four screens and as mentioned above"THE BIG CHILL" seem to play forever. Being in the mall helped. never could understand why GCC was so hellbent on Five more screens in the parking lot. I think at that time GCC must have been in a race with AMC for most screens and they over screened in Athens and Augusta,Georgia.And most likely in other towns. “VACATION” also had a long run there as did “DICK TRACY”. “MR.MOM” with Terri Garr kept me in the cinemas more so than any kid flick ever did.
Why on earth didn’t you SAVE that.Plez tell me someone stole it.We have had only one WORLD PREMIERE here “THREE FACES OF EVE” back in the 50’s.But had one of my theatres had a big event like you guys I would have bent over backwards to get a one-sheet signed.
I have the Newspaper ad for “W.W.” maybe you can talk Robin into putting it on CT. But,heck you have the one-sheet I am sure.
Nick, also included are a few more theatre stories I wrote.They are not as good as your,but they a few cute stories,like the HOOKERS working a Drive-in.
You got tell me where these stories are so i can go there.I hope he reads about my change over at the TRI-City Drive-in.
Nick, How are the stories coming. I am sending you some pictures of National Hills after it closed and the MODJESKA in augusta having the Marquee torn down.
Robin, I ran off some more color pictures of NATIONAL HILLS after it closed. Some will make you sad.like the wrecking crew tearing out the concession area and ceiling,Light Fixtures hanging. Also a PIECE Of the screen is included. Hope you can put some of the pictures on CT.
Wow, you got to meet Burt Reynolds. He is one of my favorites. I think I read on a story of yours about “W.W.” playing at your theatre. I have been around plenty of stars some are pricks like COPPERFIELD,he didn’t like the way i paged his mic cord and nice ones like Tom Jones who is real small.And Diana Ross is tiny.they look so big on TV.
August 9 1974 NOW SHOWING AT THE TWIN DRIVE-In. “MAGNUM FORCE” which the ad had rated as PG.Which is a typo.It is rated “R”. and second feature is “MACKINTOSH MAN” . Funny,but this same double feature played at the HILLTOP DRIVE-In ,In North Augusta,S.C..
On the second screen is “JOHNNY TOUGH” rated G and “DOBERMAN GANG” rated G.
iam not going to be able to find much more on this theatre except on March 27.1999 the Cinema was now called CINEMA TRIPLE a Carmike theatre they are showing “DOUG’S FIRST MOVIE”. “SAVING PRIVATE RYAN” and on the third screen is “ANALYZE THIS” and “WING COMMANDER”. There was no MARK 1 and 2 Theatres listed,so they must have closed up.
Saturday, March 27.1999 The Big-Mo is playing ‘THE WIZARD OF OZ" and “BLAST FROM THE PAST”.Wonder how good the print was on"OZ".
J.V. enjoyed the change over! I wrote about my first changeover on CT under TRI-City Drive-in,in Forest City,N.C. and i wasn’t a trained projectionist by any means. It is a cute story you can relate to being in the booth.
I was in management when we had real projectionists in the booth. I can’t think of the headaches they have now with kids in the booth.
It did park 200 cars and during the 50’s it was owned by Lester Howell.
Well,the first “AIRPORT” plays here,so the MILLER gets “AIRPORT 75” rated PG.Nov.1 1974.