The Electric Theatre was listed as open in 1925. At that time seating was listed at 350. The theatre closed in 1934 and was reopened in 1938 with seating listed at 325.
The Electric Theatre was listed as closed in 1933. Seating was listed at 500. It closed a couple years after the Ozark Theatre opened. The address was 111 S. Maple St., the building has been demolished.
in 1936 the Opera House was known as the Park Theater showing motion pictures, this continued at least until the very late-1950’s. If you look on their facebook page it shows a photo of the Opera House as the Park Theatre.
The Hi Way actually opened in 1949 and was open past 1957. The correct address is 516 Bailey Rd. The Building is now Flipside Too which teaches cheerleading.
Tp the drive-in you were asking about was the Starlight Drive-In.
Name on the B&B Website is B&B Harrisonville Cineplex.
his drive-in opened in 1953 aand parked 100 cars. It was owned by Jim Fleener. Still open in the mid-1970’s.
The Palace Theatre was listed as open in the early-1920’s with seating at that time listed at 360.
The Electric Theatre was listed as open in 1925. At that time seating was listed at 350. The theatre closed in 1934 and was reopened in 1938 with seating listed at 325.
The Gem Theatre was still listed as open in 1957 with 500 seats. The address is 12 W. 6th Street, Fulton, MO. 65251
B&B Theatres opened this Cinema in 2006.
The Grand Theatre is closed.
I’m not Chuck but it should be 1924. I think he transposed the numbers.
The Electric Theatre was listed as closed in 1933. Seating was listed at 500. It closed a couple years after the Ozark Theatre opened. The address was 111 S. Maple St., the building has been demolished.
in 1936 the Opera House was known as the Park Theater showing motion pictures, this continued at least until the very late-1950’s. If you look on their facebook page it shows a photo of the Opera House as the Park Theatre.
This theatre is closed.
This drive-in is not listed prior to 1955 and it is still listed as open in 1970.
website
The De Soto Theatre opened in 1936. The correct addressis 102 S. Main Street, De Soto, MO. 63020.
The Melba Theatre has made the switch to digital projection.
This theatre should have an AKA Cuba Theatre. It actually opened in 1935. It was renovated in the mid-1970’s and renamed the Cuba Cinema.
The 19 Drive-In has made the conversion to digital projection. website
The Hi Way actually opened in 1949 and was open past 1957. The correct address is 516 Bailey Rd. The Building is now Flipside Too which teaches cheerleading.
website
This theatre opened in 1932 as the Dickenson Theatre, Became the Grand Theatre in 1940 and closed in 1954. Should have an AKA Dickenson Theatre.
The American Theatre was open as early as 1926.
The Charleston Drive-In was listed as open in 1952 and closed in 1969.
Winter day in 1947.
The dark seats in the front were wooden backs and bottoms, the lighter color seats were padded backs and bottoms.