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.
Some history on the Pageant Drive-In, The Pageant is located East of Medicine Lodge, Kansas, on Pageant Drive (Old Highway 160). The theatre was originally owned by Roy and May Colley, managed by their son, Craig, and opened in May of 1952. Owen Sill purchased and operated the Pageant from 1968 thru 1988, when the drive-in closed.
Owen’s son, Mike Sill, re-opened the theater in 1995, installing FM Stereo broadcast equipment, and new projection equipment. The Pageant still has the speakers found at drive-ins, and many of those being used today are from different closed drive-ins, and still bear their logos.
The Pageant Drive-In Theatre boasts a 275 car capacity, a 55' x 70' screen, and a fully operational Snack Bar, serving soft drinks, candy, hotdogs, hot buttered popcorn, as well as chili-dogs and nachos.
The Pageant operates every Friday, Saturday and Sunday from April thru September.
That is the correct address and google does map it. The drive-in did not open for the 2014 season because their fund raising fell short of the $70K goal.
From their website: We are located 5 miles south of Maquoketa on Hwy 61 just off of EXIT 153. If you are using Mapquest or your GPS device the physical address is 1228 Hwy 61 … Delmar, IA 52037.
This drive-in has made the conversion to digital projection.
This theatre dates back at least to the mid-1920’s when it was known as the Victor Theater. It became the Paramount in 1932. Should have an AKA Victor Theatre.
The Esquire is actually located in Richmond Heights. Jerry Alexander, do you know anything about the Gaslight Square Cinema, from what I found it was located at Olive and Boyle which was the Gaslight Square area, in the what late 1950’s or early 1960’s. My best friends father had a few notes on the Cinema but sketchy.
The Farris Theatre has made the conversion to digital projection with 3D capabilities. In 1946 the Farris was remodeled by the Boller Brothers of Kansas City, MO.
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
Te Franklin Drive-In opened in 1950. Car capacity is listed at 300. The drive-in has made the conversion to digital projection.
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.
The Midway Drive-In has made the conversion to digital projection.
Some history on the Pageant Drive-In, The Pageant is located East of Medicine Lodge, Kansas, on Pageant Drive (Old Highway 160). The theatre was originally owned by Roy and May Colley, managed by their son, Craig, and opened in May of 1952. Owen Sill purchased and operated the Pageant from 1968 thru 1988, when the drive-in closed. Owen’s son, Mike Sill, re-opened the theater in 1995, installing FM Stereo broadcast equipment, and new projection equipment. The Pageant still has the speakers found at drive-ins, and many of those being used today are from different closed drive-ins, and still bear their logos. The Pageant Drive-In Theatre boasts a 275 car capacity, a 55' x 70' screen, and a fully operational Snack Bar, serving soft drinks, candy, hotdogs, hot buttered popcorn, as well as chili-dogs and nachos. The Pageant operates every Friday, Saturday and Sunday from April thru September. That is the correct address and google does map it. The drive-in did not open for the 2014 season because their fund raising fell short of the $70K goal.
The South Drive-In is owned by Ron & Pam Cooper.
Spirit Lake had a second Drive-In called the Superior 71, it opened in 1951 and is stil in operation.
From their website: We are located 5 miles south of Maquoketa on Hwy 61 just off of EXIT 153. If you are using Mapquest or your GPS device the physical address is 1228 Hwy 61 … Delmar, IA 52037. This drive-in has made the conversion to digital projection.
The Clinton Theatre was listed as open in 1938 with seating lsted at 300.
This was initially known as the Gem Theatre in the mid-1920’s. Seating wsas listed at 300
The Paonia Drive-In was listed as open in 1958 with a 300 car capacity. It was still listed as open in the early-1980’s.
On the Regal website this is listed as the Regal Forum 4.
This theatre dates back at least to the mid-1920’s when it was known as the Victor Theater. It became the Paramount in 1932. Should have an AKA Victor Theatre.
This theetre is actually located in Richond Heights, MO.
The Richmond Theatre was actually located in Richmond Heights, MO.
The Esquire is actually located in Richmond Heights. Jerry Alexander, do you know anything about the Gaslight Square Cinema, from what I found it was located at Olive and Boyle which was the Gaslight Square area, in the what late 1950’s or early 1960’s. My best friends father had a few notes on the Cinema but sketchy.
The Farris Theatre has made the conversion to digital projection with 3D capabilities. In 1946 the Farris was remodeled by the Boller Brothers of Kansas City, MO.
This theatre goes back at least to the mid-1920’s when it was known as the Gem Tehatre.
According to their website all Teicher Theatres are closed.
According to their website all Teicher Theatres are closed.