SiliconSam. That is it I have a picture of it in my Drive-in photo Album.I don’t think CT would print it because of the word spelt.I should have taken the time to remove it,It wasn’t a very dirty word.but refered to Gays. F—s.
You would have to go and dig around in the various places in town.There might even be a book on old Buildings in Nashville at the local bookstore.I know Augusta has several regional books that shows a lot of the old city and that includes the long lost movie theatres here.Give Borders a try I know a city the size of Nashville has such a book. Take it easy.mike.
If that is the case then i could add the Tate Center at UGA in Athens,but I don’t consider it a movie theatre even though they show movies DVD i am sure.Can’t add the Tate Center.
Well,Kirk, In 1956 it was a new thing for the town of Milo. It parked 450 cars making not the largest Drive-in in Maine,but in the top ten. It was owned still by Mrs.E. Mills.
Mike, here is a bit more info for you. In 1956 it parked 400 cars and was owned by Fred Munson. There was an Ark – View Drive-in also in that town in Kansas.
Great ad Nick.I missed all the Exorcist first run crowds.Wasn’t in the business then even though Bill swears i was working. First and only big flick i worked was “JAWS” Going to watch Clint now,It is his birthday.
Nick, you also sent be a copy of those glasses on your story{book} you wrote on the RITZ. You get TISLOEWS address and we will mail him my NATIONAL HILLS BOOK and your RITZ book for the one low price of $10.95.LOL. Yep, it is Clint’s Birthday he is on TCM all day. Special of his career at 10 pm I think.
Bob,my info came from 1956 Motion Picture Almanac so it probably changed hands through the years.
SiliconSam. That is it I have a picture of it in my Drive-in photo Album.I don’t think CT would print it because of the word spelt.I should have taken the time to remove it,It wasn’t a very dirty word.but refered to Gays. F—s.
You would have to go and dig around in the various places in town.There might even be a book on old Buildings in Nashville at the local bookstore.I know Augusta has several regional books that shows a lot of the old city and that includes the long lost movie theatres here.Give Borders a try I know a city the size of Nashville has such a book. Take it easy.mike.
Nick.you must do something to protect them from the elements.
We had one here the WEIS DRIVE-in in car heat and A.C.. on CT.
A Classic Drive-in.
Okay.
Thanks.
Tsloews,don’t be shy put down what you remember we all love reading stories.
It parked 450 cars and was owned by Crescent Amusement Co. They owned a couple of Drive-ins in the Music City.
Tisloews,going to have to do some research.
Why would someone take a picture of the back of the 20 plex.I got a feeling it looks like our Regal 20 here in Augusta.
If that is the case then i could add the Tate Center at UGA in Athens,but I don’t consider it a movie theatre even though they show movies DVD i am sure.Can’t add the Tate Center.
Here is another one that i don’t know is a real movie theatre.Maybe it is to some CT members.
Come on Tlsloews,Nick and me expect more than that.It is your city.
TLSLOEWS,was this the Drive-in Robin was suppose to get on for you. I keep looking.
Hoped to have added some info,but did not make my 1956 Almanac.
Happy late Birthday CLINT.
Well,Kirk, In 1956 it was a new thing for the town of Milo. It parked 450 cars making not the largest Drive-in in Maine,but in the top ten. It was owned still by Mrs.E. Mills.
Mike, here is a bit more info for you. In 1956 it parked 400 cars and was owned by Fred Munson. There was an Ark – View Drive-in also in that town in Kansas.
I do have pictures,hopefully they will be on CT.
Any help would be great.
Great ad Nick.I missed all the Exorcist first run crowds.Wasn’t in the business then even though Bill swears i was working. First and only big flick i worked was “JAWS” Going to watch Clint now,It is his birthday.
Nick, you also sent be a copy of those glasses on your story{book} you wrote on the RITZ. You get TISLOEWS address and we will mail him my NATIONAL HILLS BOOK and your RITZ book for the one low price of $10.95.LOL. Yep, it is Clint’s Birthday he is on TCM all day. Special of his career at 10 pm I think.
How can a city the size of Columbia have no one interested in CT ?