Sun-Ray Cinemas
12332 University Mall Court,
Tampa,
FL
33612
12332 University Mall Court,
Tampa,
FL
33612
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NO i am NOT going to Cinetour.I can’t get hooked on another theatre site. CT is all i need.
He’s right.i need to start Emailing you guys. It’s me.
Sorry if that was off-topic Bob.
Mike Cinema Tours is somewhat like C.T. althought I think C.T. is much better.If you want to find it just go to your internet search and type in Cineatour.
You’re right Bob, they keep tellng me to email that stuff to them.I will start.just lazy,i guess.Thanks.
PLEASE CHANGE ADDRESS TO:
12332 UNIVERSITY MALL COURT.
The present address is way off!
AKA:
REGAL UNIVERSITY 16
REGAL CINEMAS UNIVERSITY Park 16
I feel your folks enthusiasm, but I don’t think any of the following have anything to do with the UNIVERSITY 16.
PLEASE TRY TO STAY ON TOPIC, I DON’T KNOW WHAT THIS IS ALL ABOUT, NOR DOES ANYONE ELSE!
Bill
SUMMER OF ‘42
Augusta
MIDNIGHT COWBOY
North Augusta
BLACK drive-ins
Ray Hutto
JAWS
Barkley
City Manager
Robin
Nashville
you get a chance go to my homepage{is that what they call it}There is a post about “JAWS” I commented about it and was looking for the ad with Barkley and how our City Manager had figured out to the foot how many times he played it from the booth. If i find the ad i will include it in the article. Haven’t heard from Robin. She was suppose to get some of TLSLOEWS Drive-ins on from Nashville,Oh well.
I have tried to make good comments on most of my posts.TLSLOEWS wrote something about CINEMATOURS,or something,is that like CT? you know i have no idea how to find it. I Like CT alot.
I didn’t say this in the above post, but somehow he saved the tail from “SUMMER OF 42” and it has the PG rating.Boy, wait til he sees the one-sheet. I bet they didn’t trim much of anything,standards change, take a look at “MIDNIGHT COWBOY” PG-13 today easy and i am a conservative guy as you know. Yep, there are two Downtown theatres in NORTH AUGUSTA,S.C., across the river and two what i think might be BLACK drive-ins.I really need Bill and Ray Hutto to help me because they are much older.I wish i would have done my theatres like you one big story and not “HAIRED BRAINED” like one CT member wrote, I guess they do go all over the place, but heck that’s me.
Mike, I think I need to finish up the little story on the Springs first. Then the next one will probably be the Floriland Cinema. Are the theatres you’re working on in Augusta?
Here’s a little surprise for you regarding “Summer of ‘42.” I just now checked and according to the Internet Movie Database, when the film was released in 1971 it was rated R. It was re-released in 1972 with a PG rating which was probably a trimmed down version. So I guess you and Bill are both correct!
Nick, what is the next one.Guess what ALL BY MYSELF i am working up a couple of new theatres for CT,waiting on Bill to send back a letter about a few questions on the theatres i am working up.I tried to call him,but i guess he doesn’t have a phone anymore.
You know HE swears “SUMMER OF 42” was rated PG. I took a picture of the one sheet that is in my Theatre poster display frame and MAILED IT TO HIM. It was released as an R-Rated film. RIGHT!!!!!! Why am I asking you it is one the ONE-SHEET. I hate to be told i am wrong when I know I am right.If you have a newspaper ad of"SUMMER of 42" PLEZ mail it to him. Oh well, better not.
No maskings? Now that’s really strange. The only film I saw in the new 16 theatre complex was The Lost World: Jurassiac Park II. As soon as I walked in I knew I’d made a mistake. It was in the first theatre on the left when you entered the lobby. Small theater although screen size wasn’t too bad. What was intolerable were the auditorium doors with the push lever which made a loud “clack-clack!” every time someone entered or exited the theatre. And the man standing at the back talking loudly on his cell phone through several minutes of the film only made matters worse. My first time there was my last time. I did take a peek at the two former cinemas III & IV and being completely redone they looked very different from before.
Nick, thanks for the article on my old theatre chain,GCC. Our lobby at REGENCY MALL I,II & III was also very small. So you saw the “THE GROOVE TUBE” that was a very funny ,but the nudity was really guite a bit for most R—rated movies.We actually played it at NATIONAL HILLS of all places and for second run did quite well.11 years of “ROCKY HORROR” the few months we played it at REGENCY MALL the city was about to pull our business license,at least that is what a few local officals wanted.{Story on CT,Regency Mall}. The seats and everything just like GCC. 2010 was not anything like our favorite movie of 1968.I don’t think it did good really anywhere it played,and I know the screens were small at GCC great story.
Thanks Nick for another great update on Tampa area theaters. I remember these theaters well. I do rememeber seeingo ne film in the new 3&4 section after Cobb took it over. It was Dead MAn Walking. I remember not liking it because the screen had no masking and I could not tell if the film was done in scope or flat. I never went back after that.