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The KINGS DRIVE-IN THEATRE was located 3 miles west of Hanford on Hwy 198
Where are the comments I made about this Theatre. they seemed to have disappeared.
Stan when it was demolished it was a Church of some kind, do you remember the name of the Church. Looking for photo of that.
Stan: Check out this link. http://next-stop-decatur-ga.blogspot.com/2015/07/remembering-martins-eastgate-suburban.html
Stan: The people standing in front of the theatre were Atlanta Times (newpaper) carriers and their district managers. It was one of the fringe benefits for those kids to see current films.
I grew up in Decatur, don’t remember Cineplex Odeon four-plex. Where are you saying it was located.
Here is a 2012 photo. http://www.flickr.com/photos/24391992@N00/7658964312/in/photostream/lightbox/
Great photo.
This town is in danger. Run, don’t walk from The Blob. Starring Steve McQueen and a cast of exciting young people.
Great classic photo of the 1960’s
Great photo of the Roxy
That new sign looks great.
Here is a recent (Aug 2011) photo:http://www.flickr.com/photos/24391992@N00/6020044604/in/photostream
Very nice looking theatre.
This is a great photo.
Great photo, I love the bike parked out front.
Both movies were good.
This is a very cool looking theatre, are they going to restore it.
Cool photo
Here is a 1984 photo: http://www.flickr.com/photos/24391992@N00/5802018401/in/photostream
Here is a movie ad showing Thunder Road. View link
Here is a photo of The Grand Theatre View link
Sounds great.
Here is one from the 1960's View link
Here is another picture of The Decatur Theatre’s Grand Opening in 1940. http://bighugelabs.com/onblack.php?id=5002320823
The KINGS DRIVE-IN THEATRE was located 3 miles west of Hanford on Hwy 198
Where are the comments I made about this Theatre. they seemed to have disappeared.
Stan when it was demolished it was a Church of some kind, do you remember the name of the Church. Looking for photo of that.
Stan: Check out this link. http://next-stop-decatur-ga.blogspot.com/2015/07/remembering-martins-eastgate-suburban.html
Stan: The people standing in front of the theatre were Atlanta Times (newpaper) carriers and their district managers. It was one of the fringe benefits for those kids to see current films.
I grew up in Decatur, don’t remember Cineplex Odeon four-plex. Where are you saying it was located.
Here is a 2012 photo. http://www.flickr.com/photos/24391992@N00/7658964312/in/photostream/lightbox/
Great photo.
This town is in danger. Run, don’t walk from The Blob. Starring Steve McQueen and a cast of exciting young people.
Great classic photo of the 1960’s
Great photo of the Roxy
That new sign looks great.
Here is a recent (Aug 2011) photo:http://www.flickr.com/photos/24391992@N00/6020044604/in/photostream
Very nice looking theatre.
This is a great photo.
Great photo, I love the bike parked out front.
Both movies were good.
This is a very cool looking theatre, are they going to restore it.
Cool photo
Here is a 1984 photo: http://www.flickr.com/photos/24391992@N00/5802018401/in/photostream
Here is a movie ad showing Thunder Road.
View link
Here is a photo of The Grand Theatre
View link
Sounds great.
Here is one from the 1960's
View link
Here is another picture of The Decatur Theatre’s Grand Opening in 1940.
http://bighugelabs.com/onblack.php?id=5002320823