When I was assigned to work in SF for a period of time I took in all the theatre I could. It was interesting that shows started at the given starting time, not like Broadway in NY where there was a leeway of up to fifteen minutes
Uploaded a later ad showing the Drive-In as being in Lykens. Also uploaded a photo, purportedly from 1990, showing the rear of the screen, an “empty” sign board, and grounds which looked as though abandoned.
But they still serve food according to their web site.
At the time of its closing on November 28,2012 there were four auditoriums and it still used film projection rather than digital.
On their Facebook page they describe themselves as “A humble little theatre with a can do attitude”.
Uploaded a picture of the auditorium.
The opening was delayed because the AC people weren’t working in the Twin City area. I’ve uploaded a picture of their announcement to this effect.
So, presumably, a listing for the subsequent Eastown Capri Theatre (aka Capri Star) will be created.
Website indicates will reopen for the season in May. In the meantime grounds converted to an ice rink.
Had exclusivity to Disney films.
At some point it became the Alhambra. In 1939 ABC. In it’s earlier days it was an event venue and a dance hall.
They just closed the Redlands, CA venue.
Photo shows set up like a dinner theater with chairs around circular tables and, therefore, not original seating.
Then why were posters for Miss Congeniality on display long after the theater closed?
Why East Outdoor? Had they planned another theatre at this or some other location in Huntington west of this?
Postcard image from Water Winter Wonderland, Michigan uploaded.
An overview of the Ishpeming theater environment in 1913 appeared in the Historically Speaking section of the November 18, 2023 The Mining Journal.
When did it become Rae?
Uploaded early photo.
When I was assigned to work in SF for a period of time I took in all the theatre I could. It was interesting that shows started at the given starting time, not like Broadway in NY where there was a leeway of up to fifteen minutes
When I was at Ft. Dix in the early 60s first run movies were not “late”.
Presumably on Alvin Street.
Uploaded a later ad showing the Drive-In as being in Lykens. Also uploaded a photo, purportedly from 1990, showing the rear of the screen, an “empty” sign board, and grounds which looked as though abandoned.
They are placing flyers in supermarkets on the east end of Long Island touting that they are the only IMAX on the East End and for 50 miles.
Donated to the city. Theatre will anchor the Karrh arts center. See photo.
Interior had a garden theme. Purportedly designed by the same people that did Radio City Music Hall.
One source lists the theatre as being at 305 West Fifth.
Uploaded photo of the program for the grand opening.