Findlay Drive-In
2224 W. Sandusky Street,
Findlay,
OH
45840
2224 W. Sandusky Street,
Findlay,
OH
45840
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The Findlay Drive-In opened on May 13, 1949. It was built by the Knight family from Columbus, Ohio, who had a long history in the movie theater business. Julius Knight and Harry Knight were the owners and operators with Herbert Solomon. It had a car capacity of 400 cars. Later on, the theater was part of the Armstrong Circuit Inc. It finally closed in 1983. The land was sold and now the location of Jehovah’s Witnesses and some homes.
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Hello. I am Robert Solomon, and I am so happy to find a page on your website for the Findlay Drive-In Theater to which I have a strong connection. The theater was owned and operated by KS&D Theaters the shareholders of which were Julius Knight (being my maternal uncle and the “K”), Herbert Solomon (being my father and the “S”) and Harry Knight (being my maternal grandfather and the “D” for Dad). Jerry Knight (being another maternal uncle of mine) also was in the theater business but had no relationship with the Drive-In Theater. Julius and Harry Knight are deceased, and Herbert survives, soon to celebrate his 95th birthday. I, as well as my Dad, have many memories of the Theater, and I would be happy to take an oral history from Herb and post our recollections of the theater business during the 1950’s and 60’s if there would be any interest. I would ask that you correct the information on your website to reflect that the Theater was owned and operated by Harry Knight, Julius Knight and Herbert Solomon. Thank you for keeping the memory of the Findlay Drive-In Theater alive.
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Thanks robsolomon for updates. I when wrote it,I did not a lot information on it. Do have any pictures to share?
Did KS&D Theaters operate anymore drive-in theatres?
I’m interested, absolutely! I have experience fully annotating oral hustories, btw.