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The story of the Knight Drive-in: https://county10.com/good-times-at-the-knight-drive-in/
Correct address is 218 W Cedar St.
120 Birch St is the correct address.
Opening day was September 20, 1949 and the theatre closed in 1991, per the article at https://county10.com/summer-nights-at-the-diane-drive-in/
Address is 140 N Cache St. In the 1970’s it became Dirty Jack’s Wild West Theater, which can be seen on the left here. It is currently a restaurant.
The theatre was at 121 E Rams Horn. The building seen in the old photo still stands today next to the Rustic Pine Tavern, which is still operating.
This theatre appears to be closed. The last posting on their Facebook page on July 1, 2024 said they were closed for the summer. They have not posted since and their phone number only leads to a voice mailbox that is full.
Still closed, page needs to be updated.
Per Google Streetview this was demolished sometime between 2013 and 2023.
309 E 12th St, Schuyler, NE
Address is 319 Grand Ave.
It appears this building was demolished around 2022.
The address given for this drive-in is across the street from the actual site. 49195 873rd Road locates at the drive-in entrance.
The Norfolk Community Theatre has left this building and it appears the building has been converted for other uses.
This theatre closed in 2014. It has been undergoing restoration since 2019 and is now dubbed the New Moon Community Theater.
https://www.newmooncommunitytheater.org/
Correct address is 3428 Co Rd 39 in Kimball
Address is 406 Tate Ave. The building still says White Theatre on the front, but is now home to a bar.
Grand Island only has a population of 42,000 people. There are way larger cities with no cinema.
Plus Grand Island still had the Grand Theatre, so it does have a cinema.
I live in Connecticut. The largest city on our state (Bridgeport) has no movie theatre.
Now called the Fox Theater
This was located at 212 N Main St.
Correct address is 142 W Center St
This is open as a live music theatre called the Village Theatre.
http://thevillagetheater.org
This theatre seems to have closed around 2021.
Google Streetview reveals this building was demolished sometime between 2013 and 2016.
Closed
The story of the Knight Drive-in: https://county10.com/good-times-at-the-knight-drive-in/
Correct address is 218 W Cedar St.
120 Birch St is the correct address.
Opening day was September 20, 1949 and the theatre closed in 1991, per the article at https://county10.com/summer-nights-at-the-diane-drive-in/
Address is 140 N Cache St. In the 1970’s it became Dirty Jack’s Wild West Theater, which can be seen on the left here. It is currently a restaurant.
The theatre was at 121 E Rams Horn. The building seen in the old photo still stands today next to the Rustic Pine Tavern, which is still operating.
This theatre appears to be closed. The last posting on their Facebook page on July 1, 2024 said they were closed for the summer. They have not posted since and their phone number only leads to a voice mailbox that is full.
Still closed, page needs to be updated.
Per Google Streetview this was demolished sometime between 2013 and 2023.
309 E 12th St, Schuyler, NE
Address is 319 Grand Ave.
It appears this building was demolished around 2022.
The address given for this drive-in is across the street from the actual site. 49195 873rd Road locates at the drive-in entrance.
The Norfolk Community Theatre has left this building and it appears the building has been converted for other uses.
This theatre closed in 2014. It has been undergoing restoration since 2019 and is now dubbed the New Moon Community Theater.
https://www.newmooncommunitytheater.org/
Correct address is 3428 Co Rd 39 in Kimball
Address is 406 Tate Ave. The building still says White Theatre on the front, but is now home to a bar.
Grand Island only has a population of 42,000 people. There are way larger cities with no cinema.
Plus Grand Island still had the Grand Theatre, so it does have a cinema.
I live in Connecticut. The largest city on our state (Bridgeport) has no movie theatre.
Now called the Fox Theater
This was located at 212 N Main St.
Correct address is 142 W Center St
This is open as a live music theatre called the Village Theatre.
http://thevillagetheater.org
This theatre seems to have closed around 2021.
Google Streetview reveals this building was demolished sometime between 2013 and 2016.