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Taken over by Marcus in April 1966.
It should’ve said “Remarkable Drive-In Theater” then it’ll make sense.
As of the 1980s, the Cinema Twin originally housed 971 seats, with 495 seats in Screen 1 and 476 seats in Screen 2.
650 seats.
Definitely a very low-mounted screen.
Taken over by Martin Theatres in May 1935.
Marianna also had a Dixie Theatre, which will have its own CT page soon.
Opened on Christmas Day 1943 by Martin & Thompson Theatres.
Once operated by Martin & Thompson Theatres, taken over by Martin Theatres in 1961.
Taken over by Martin & Thompson Theatres in May 1944.
Once operated by Martin & Thompson Theatres.
Renamed the Peach Theatre on October 24, 1938. It was originally operated by Martin & Thompson Theatres. H.H. Whaley was the manager at the time.
Once known as Peoples Theatre. Exactly three months after the nearby Dunn Theatre opened its doors in June 1949, the Olive Theatre was renamed the People Theatre that September.
The original screen suffered destruction from a Fall 1951 fire. It was quickly rebuilt right afterward.
Opened with Judy Canova in “Scatterbrain” along with the Bing Crosby short “Swing With Bing”.
Phil Zeller was the original manager.
Originally operated by Island Cinemas.
Most likely COVID.
You can also use the restrooms at the nearby Coldstone. Its actually kinda funny that you can use multiple restrooms at the pop-up at the time.
They repeat the same damn movies?
1947
Most likely closed in August 1968.
Taken over by Marcus in April 1966.
Taken over by Marcus in April 1966.
Taken over by Marcus in April 1966.
It should’ve said “Remarkable Drive-In Theater” then it’ll make sense.
As of the 1980s, the Cinema Twin originally housed 971 seats, with 495 seats in Screen 1 and 476 seats in Screen 2.
650 seats.
Definitely a very low-mounted screen.
Taken over by Martin Theatres in May 1935.
Marianna also had a Dixie Theatre, which will have its own CT page soon.
Opened on Christmas Day 1943 by Martin & Thompson Theatres.
Once operated by Martin & Thompson Theatres, taken over by Martin Theatres in 1961.
Taken over by Martin & Thompson Theatres in May 1944.
Taken over by Martin & Thompson Theatres in May 1944.
Once operated by Martin & Thompson Theatres.
Renamed the Peach Theatre on October 24, 1938. It was originally operated by Martin & Thompson Theatres. H.H. Whaley was the manager at the time.
Once known as Peoples Theatre. Exactly three months after the nearby Dunn Theatre opened its doors in June 1949, the Olive Theatre was renamed the People Theatre that September.
The original screen suffered destruction from a Fall 1951 fire. It was quickly rebuilt right afterward.
Opened with Judy Canova in “Scatterbrain” along with the Bing Crosby short “Swing With Bing”.
Phil Zeller was the original manager.
Originally operated by Island Cinemas.
Most likely COVID.
You can also use the restrooms at the nearby Coldstone. Its actually kinda funny that you can use multiple restrooms at the pop-up at the time.
They repeat the same damn movies?
1947
Most likely closed in August 1968.