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That is the only thing the old Almanac does not have is addresses.would make it alot easier today.
Hate to read a GCC was a Carmike.My how the mighty fell.
Another ABC Theatre.
When I visted it years ago,it was closed,but at least i got a close up look.Looked like what Stan said a Grand Theatre for Atlanta.
I think too much is made of Imax.just give me a good film with fewest people to watch it with.
thanks Michael and Bob.
Pictures were okay,wish there were more.
Should be Mott Drive-in,that is why i listed it.
It might be in a crummy part of town like Regency Exchange 8 a GCC operation that lasted a little over 10 years.
great picture of the theatre and the color picture is very nice for CT.thanks Bryan and northstar16.
Thanks Kwisp,how about some more stories.
Northstar16,glad someone had a camera.Thanks for getting the pictures on.
Yes,great news,the pictures I saw show a beautiful Theatre.
thanks for the many pictures Seeing1.
Great “GOLDFINGER"ad what a find.thanks Ken.mc.
Good picture of theatre,Stories also interesting.
Sure looks like a GCC to me.
What a showplace.Thanks Don.
It was listed in my 1956 Motion Picture Almanac as Hester Drive-in,Chuck.
Thanks Chuck.
Thanks again Chuck,Great stories.Can’t believe all the Rat stories,Hey, Did “WILLARD” and “BEN” play there .LOL.
Hard to get folks in South Carolina to get on Ct.I have left several Questions about Theatres in Columbia and no response.
Thanks Ken for the picture.
i read that in the fifties there were 88 16mm theatres in Australia.We often think of 35mm houses.
Thanks Joe.I saw where Video Ind. just about had good part of the state and Theatres do change hands alot.
That is the only thing the old Almanac does not have is addresses.would make it alot easier today.
Hate to read a GCC was a Carmike.My how the mighty fell.
Another ABC Theatre.
When I visted it years ago,it was closed,but at least i got a close up look.Looked like what Stan said a Grand Theatre for Atlanta.
I think too much is made of Imax.just give me a good film with fewest people to watch it with.
thanks Michael and Bob.
Pictures were okay,wish there were more.
Should be Mott Drive-in,that is why i listed it.
It might be in a crummy part of town like Regency Exchange 8 a GCC operation that lasted a little over 10 years.
great picture of the theatre and the color picture is very nice for CT.thanks Bryan and northstar16.
Thanks Kwisp,how about some more stories.
Northstar16,glad someone had a camera.Thanks for getting the pictures on.
Yes,great news,the pictures I saw show a beautiful Theatre.
thanks for the many pictures Seeing1.
Great “GOLDFINGER"ad what a find.thanks Ken.mc.
Good picture of theatre,Stories also interesting.
Sure looks like a GCC to me.
What a showplace.Thanks Don.
It was listed in my 1956 Motion Picture Almanac as Hester Drive-in,Chuck.
Thanks Chuck.
Thanks again Chuck,Great stories.Can’t believe all the Rat stories,Hey, Did “WILLARD” and “BEN” play there .LOL.
Hard to get folks in South Carolina to get on Ct.I have left several Questions about Theatres in Columbia and no response.
Thanks Ken for the picture.
i read that in the fifties there were 88 16mm theatres in Australia.We often think of 35mm houses.
Thanks Joe.I saw where Video Ind. just about had good part of the state and Theatres do change hands alot.