Correction: The Community Drive-In’s exact closing date is September 20, 1987 with “The Big Easy” and “No Way Out”, and not August 15, 1977 with “The Deep” and “Fun With Dick And Jane”. Please fix it immediately.
Big Correction: The theater did not close “for the final time” after the 1977 season. It was still open in 1978 and beyond until closing “for the final time” on September 20, 1987 with “The Big Easy” and “No Way Out”. It was already demolished by the early-1990s.
Opened on April 25 (not 26), 1949 with Dennis Morgan in “One Sunday Afternoon” (unknown if extras added).
Once operated by Hoyts.
Correction: The Community Drive-In’s exact closing date is September 20, 1987 with “The Big Easy” and “No Way Out”, and not August 15, 1977 with “The Deep” and “Fun With Dick And Jane”. Please fix it immediately.
Thanks for the update Dayton!
Taken over by Carmike in November 1993.
Taken over by Carmike in November 1993.
Taken over by Carmike in November 1993.
Big Correction: The theater did not close “for the final time” after the 1977 season. It was still open in 1978 and beyond until closing “for the final time” on September 20, 1987 with “The Big Easy” and “No Way Out”. It was already demolished by the early-1990s.
It appears that right when the theater opened, there was a lack of both a manager and a projectionist.
Actual closing date is May 10, 1959, yes with Walt Disney’s “The Shaggy Dog”.
Closed in Spring 1928.
Actual closing date is October 23, 2006.
Still open in 1982, though not a lot of information about it.
Also known as “New Moon Drive-In”.
Actual 1964 closing date is September 8, 1964 with Burl Ives in “Ensign Pulver”.
Marcus acquired Wehrenberg in December 2016.
Actual opening date is November 14, 1980. It was once known as Hermiston Tri-Cinema.
The drive-in in its later years was also located across the street from the North Adams Cinema 1-2-3-4.
There’s a blackout going on with CT users using AT&T.
JF Theatres took over the Jumpers on June 30, 1988, followed by Loews in October of that same year.
JF Theatres already sold most of their theaters to Loews in October 1988, so I’m very sure this is probably one of the very last JFs in the chain.
Taken over by Loews in October 1988 after the chain bought the JF Theatres chain.
Taken over by Loews in October 1988 after the chain bought the JF Theatres chain.
Taken over by Loews in October 1988 after the chain bought the JF Theatres chain.
Taken over by Loews in October 1988 after the chain bought the JF Theatres chain.