Tis,I have “GODFATHER” and “GODFATHER part II” one sheets,have no idea how i got them since Abc and Plitt in Augusta never got Paramount first Run.Glad to see some comments on this great Middle Tenn.Theatre.
Wow,no Burt,By that time sadly,Lancaster was working to pay bills,Still love the one sheet,thanks for the update on Lancaster. I think if you watch,“EXECUTIVE ACTION” Burt is wearing a Clemson Tiger Hat.Bet he got while in Carolina.
I never would have guess it where Columbia Square was located.But don’t remember anyone saying anything about us playing X rated.Well, I am with You and Nick,Now.
thanks Guys,I was hoping Local Theatre historian,Ray Hutto would have helped,He Bought some used 35mm projectors from the old Millen Theatre and knew the locals,but I never could get him on.
Justin, you couldn’t get good glasses,think they would throw away bad ones,good comments.
In 1956 it was a Empire and Affiliated Theatre.
It was owned in 1956 by John Roberts.
Jim, as you well know it parked 350 cars and in 1956 was owned by Colo.Theatre Corp. by Paul Rothman and Lem Lee.
Tis,I have “GODFATHER” and “GODFATHER part II” one sheets,have no idea how i got them since Abc and Plitt in Augusta never got Paramount first Run.Glad to see some comments on this great Middle Tenn.Theatre.
Any pictures of the Twin Aire guys.Sure wish i would have snapped one on the many times we drove by it.
Wow,no Burt,By that time sadly,Lancaster was working to pay bills,Still love the one sheet,thanks for the update on Lancaster. I think if you watch,“EXECUTIVE ACTION” Burt is wearing a Clemson Tiger Hat.Bet he got while in Carolina.
owned By Roth theatres,about time for a comment.
Learn how to spell MICHAEL DOUGLAS 1980 Marquee makes all us Marquee Changers look bad.
Hoping to find the owners in my 1956 Motion Picture Almanac,but the Drive-in had not been added.
thanks Josh.
Love the “Exorcist” story,We heard so many stories of folks passing out,but never witnessed it at the Theatre I worked.
I never would have guess it where Columbia Square was located.But don’t remember anyone saying anything about us playing X rated.Well, I am with You and Nick,Now.
thanks Cwalczak,Sure sounded like a rag tag operation.
Tenn Theatre Girl, great story.Met Ringo.Wow.
Jerry’s Bio,“DEAN and Me” he writes about his Twin Theatres and how they failed.
A manager started the movies and a concession stand girl handled the Box office and serving popcorn,and this a “classy” theatre.
thanks Silicon Sam.
Thanks Tis.Need to see some of YOUR theatre pics on CT.I know you have some.
Geez,Ken what kind of Films were even allowed to be played in that Dicatorship.
They must have been the Martin and Lewis of their day ,I see Barto and Mann on Old Marqiuees.
thanks Guys,I was hoping Local Theatre historian,Ray Hutto would have helped,He Bought some used 35mm projectors from the old Millen Theatre and knew the locals,but I never could get him on.
It might have been off HWY 67 east of town,Not sure guys.
I would hate to see what it plays.
Reminds me when we opened “PETE’S DRAGON” and the “GAUNTLET” for Christmas movies.Very little cross over when CLINT sold out!