Sky-View Drive-In
1328 Hooksett Road,
Hooksett,
NH
03106
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Previously operated by: Affiliated Theatres, Daytz Theatre Enterprises Corp., E.M. Loew's Theaters Inc.
Previous Names: Sky-Ray Drive-In
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The Sky-Ray Drive-In was opened on May 7, 1949 and was operated by Armand Bourgue. By 1950-1951 it was operated by the E.M. Loew Theatres Inc. chain. By 1952 it was back in the hands of Armand Bourgue together with Affiliated Theatres and was renamed Sky-View Drive-In. By 1955 The Sky-View Drive-In was operated by Nathan Yamins and Affiliated Theatres. By 1957 it was operated by Daytz Theatre Enterprises Corp. The single screen drive-in theatre was open through the late-1970’s, early-1980’s. The owners had a companion business located next door, the Sky-Ray Motel. The site is now occupied by a shopping center.
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Launched in May of 1949 with 425 car capacity for Armand Bourque. But the theatre made news in 1969 when John Laughlin, Jr. — then manager of the Sky-Ray D-I — was the first person in the state to be charged with violating New Hampshire’s newly crafted pornography rule for showing Russ Meyer’s Vixen. Laughlin was found innocent. The theatre would run another 16 years.
Opened on May 7th, 1949. Grand opening ad posted.