From their Facebook page: Family owned and operated for over twenty years. Digital projection on all three screens. Full concession menu such as burgers, nachos, hot dogs, fries, pizza and much more.
This is the correct website The one projection booth is a 1909 wooden caboose and the second was a 1939 circus trailer. There was a bit more history on the page I submitted too bad it wasn’t moved to this page. Still the address need to be corrected to the same address as their webpage.
The Verne Drive-In initially opened in 1954. Car Capacity is 265 Cars. Was closed for a while and reopened in 2000. It is owned by Mr. G. Burmeister. the drive-in has made the conversion to digital projection.
According to their website the address is 28264 Minnesota hwy 22 so the address in the header is correct. Also on their website they only show four screens.
Sorry posted to the wrong page, this is what I meant to post on this page. The Marcus Green Bay East Cinema is your premiere entertainment destination, featuring 12 state-of-the-art auditoriums with digital projection and sound.
Located in the I-43 Business Center-exit Mason Street.
Joe, Rushville, OH. had a Gem Theatre, Rushville, NY had the Townhall used for movies in the 1920’s, later a house called the Picture Show and finally the Rushville Theatre. No Princess Theatre.
The Welllfleet Drive-In is a single screen drive-in with a car capacity of 700 cars. It is open seasonaby from April thru October.. The Wellfleet Cinema is a four screen. It is independently owned and operated by the Wellfleet Theatres. Both Theatres have made the conversion to digital projection.
Their address according to their website: 27 Twin Drive-In Theatre, 5270 South Highway 27, Somerset , KY 42501 The 27 Twin has made the conversion to digital projecion
website The Drive-In was established July 1956. The theater has been managed or owned by the Earlywine’s from the onset. Everett and Helen Earlywine purchased the drive-in in 1974. Larry and Patricia Earlywine purchased the drive-in in 1994. It has maintained it’s family friendly atmosphere by offering 2 first run movies on weekends from Spring to late Summer or early Fall.
Wichita is among a dwindling number of cities which still offers its lucky families the casual, relaxing experience of sharing DOUBLE- and TRIPLE-FEATURE MOVIES under the stars.
While economic factors steadily cause other cities' drive-ins to be replaced with new businesses, Wichita families strongly support their last remaining drive-in. Why do they?
A one-of-a-kind facility, it is one of the NICEST ones ever built anywhere. (The original owners insisted that it be completely FIRST CLASS.)
One parent who often brings her children called it “a nostalgic treasure”. Kids LOVE It! No babysitter needed… bring jammies for the tots.
From their Facebook page: Family owned and operated for over twenty years. Digital projection on all three screens. Full concession menu such as burgers, nachos, hot dogs, fries, pizza and much more.
This drive-in is still in operation, just closed the 2014 season. correct website
When the Northfield Drive-In opened this year they opened with digital projection. Read more on their website.
According to their website this drive-in is all digital projection.
This is the correct website The one projection booth is a 1909 wooden caboose and the second was a 1939 circus trailer. There was a bit more history on the page I submitted too bad it wasn’t moved to this page. Still the address need to be corrected to the same address as their webpage.
The Sandhills Drive-In has made the conversion to digital projection.
The Verne Drive-In initially opened in 1954. Car Capacity is 265 Cars. Was closed for a while and reopened in 2000. It is owned by Mr. G. Burmeister. the drive-in has made the conversion to digital projection.
According to their website the address is 28264 Minnesota hwy 22 so the address in the header is correct. Also on their website they only show four screens.
Their last week end to be open was Sept. 19 & Sept. 20 with “Jurassic Park” & “Jaws” showing.
Sorry posted to the wrong page, this is what I meant to post on this page. The Marcus Green Bay East Cinema is your premiere entertainment destination, featuring 12 state-of-the-art auditoriums with digital projection and sound. Located in the I-43 Business Center-exit Mason Street.
Joe, Rushville, OH. had a Gem Theatre, Rushville, NY had the Townhall used for movies in the 1920’s, later a house called the Picture Show and finally the Rushville Theatre. No Princess Theatre.
The Capri has made the conversion to digital projection.
The Welllfleet Drive-In is a single screen drive-in with a car capacity of 700 cars. It is open seasonaby from April thru October.. The Wellfleet Cinema is a four screen. It is independently owned and operated by the Wellfleet Theatres. Both Theatres have made the conversion to digital projection.
Joe, maybe we could purchase the Plains Theatre and rename it the Princess.
The official website is defunct. The Leiceste opened in 1967, and the third screen was added in 2004.
The Bengies has made the conversion to digital projection.
Closed for the season. website
Fundraiser now underway to convert to digital projection.
First Movie: “THE GIRL CAN’T HELP IT” & “THE LAST WAGON” State of the art digital projectors.
The Sky View Drive-In has made the conversion to digital projection.
Google is a wee bit off but it does map it with the address in the header.
Their address according to their website: 27 Twin Drive-In Theatre, 5270 South Highway 27, Somerset , KY 42501 The 27 Twin has made the conversion to digital projecion
website The Drive-In was established July 1956. The theater has been managed or owned by the Earlywine’s from the onset. Everett and Helen Earlywine purchased the drive-in in 1974. Larry and Patricia Earlywine purchased the drive-in in 1994. It has maintained it’s family friendly atmosphere by offering 2 first run movies on weekends from Spring to late Summer or early Fall.
Their address according to their website is the same as in the header. Judy Drive-In Theatre 4078 Maysville Rd. Mt. Sterling, KY 40353 (859) 498-1960
Wichita is among a dwindling number of cities which still offers its lucky families the casual, relaxing experience of sharing DOUBLE- and TRIPLE-FEATURE MOVIES under the stars. While economic factors steadily cause other cities' drive-ins to be replaced with new businesses, Wichita families strongly support their last remaining drive-in. Why do they? A one-of-a-kind facility, it is one of the NICEST ones ever built anywhere. (The original owners insisted that it be completely FIRST CLASS.) One parent who often brings her children called it “a nostalgic treasure”. Kids LOVE It! No babysitter needed… bring jammies for the tots.