This opened in May 1950 at 2217 Rowesville Road and closed in 1987. Adult movies 1973-1987. I was able to confirm the location after I saw the Bon-Air grand opening ad. There was a very short-lived called the Azalea Drive-In opened in 1955 only.
This opened on June 25th, 1969. Two cinemas on May 12th, 1977 and three cinemas on December 7th, 1984. Closed in 1999 when everyone was going to the megaplex cinemas in Columbia instead. Three grand opening ads in the photo section.
This opened on March 2nd, 1977 and expanded to 4 screens on December 14th, 1984. Closed January 13th, 2013 as the last cinema in town.
Grand opening ads in the photo section.
This opened on July 14th, 1949 at the Forks on Edisto Drive (now maps on Google as 426 Neeses Highway.) The drive-in on Rowesville Rd. is the Orangeburg Drive-In. It closed in 1975.
This opened as V theatre on May 8th, 1942 and reopened as the Art theatre with “Hamlet” on a hard-ticket policy on April 9th, 1949. Full-time adult movies from 1972 and 2nd screen opening on December 22nd, 1978.
Opened on July 31st, 1911.
article:
Montgomery theatre opening · Tue, Aug 1, 1911 – Page 2 · The Atlanta Constitution (Atlanta, Georgia) · Newspapers.com
Grand opening ad in photo section.
This opened as the Alamo No. 2 on November 10th, 1913. Grand opening ad in the photo section.
Opening article:
Also grand opening ad form 1893 in the photo section.
This opened on February 10th, 1893. Article:
DeGive Grand Opera House opening · Sun, Feb 5, 1893 – Page 17 · The Atlanta Constitution (Atlanta, Georgia) · Newspapers.com
This opened in May 1950 at 2217 Rowesville Road and closed in 1987. Adult movies 1973-1987. I was able to confirm the location after I saw the Bon-Air grand opening ad. There was a very short-lived called the Azalea Drive-In opened in 1955 only.
This opened on June 25th, 1969. Two cinemas on May 12th, 1977 and three cinemas on December 7th, 1984. Closed in 1999 when everyone was going to the megaplex cinemas in Columbia instead. Three grand opening ads in the photo section.
Article with pictures
This opened on March 2nd, 1977 and expanded to 4 screens on December 14th, 1984. Closed January 13th, 2013 as the last cinema in town. Grand opening ads in the photo section.
Grand opening ad in the photo section.
This opened on July 14th, 1949 at the Forks on Edisto Drive (now maps on Google as 426 Neeses Highway.) The drive-in on Rowesville Rd. is the Orangeburg Drive-In. It closed in 1975.
The Edisto closed in 1983 as a cinema.
Could this be the old Reliance theatre that opened in 1914 and closed in 1941?
This opened as Edisto on August 5th, 1941 Grand opening ad in the photo section.
This opened on June 7th, 1985 by Chakeres theatres. Can you find the mistake in the grand opening ad below?
This opened on December 17th, 1982. Grand opening ad in the photo section.
Opened on April 18th, 1956.
Grand opening ad (Zoomable)
North Star Drive-In opening · Wed, Apr 18, 1956 – 12 · The Journal Herald (Dayton, Ohio) · Newspapers.com
5 screens on June 8th, 1984. Another ad posted.
Aerial and grand opening ad in the photo section.
This opened on July 18th, 1975
Reopened as Roxy on July 6th, 1973. Grand opening ad in the photo section.
Reopened as Palace on February 9th, 1972. Grand opening ad in the photo section.
2 screen in Early 1972
Cinema 3 & 4 opens on October 6th, 1976.
Ad:
Dayton mall cinemas 3 & 4 opening · Fri, Oct 22, 1976 – 44 · The Journal Herald (Dayton, Ohio) · Newspapers.com
Sold to Chakeres on July 22nd, 1977 and reopened as Cinema North with two screens on October 7th, 1977. Another ad in the photo section.
This opened as V theatre on May 8th, 1942 and reopened as the Art theatre with “Hamlet” on a hard-ticket policy on April 9th, 1949. Full-time adult movies from 1972 and 2nd screen opening on December 22nd, 1978.