Southland 68 Auto Theatre
170 Bellerive Boulevard,
Nicholasville,
KY
40356
170 Bellerive Boulevard,
Nicholasville,
KY
40356
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Opened on August 16, 1961 with Michael Gough in “Konga” & Derek Bond in “The Hand”. The Southland 68 Auto Theatre was built just off of Highway 68 for $250,000 by J.M. Mahaffey and A.J. Hughes. Much as was the case for land speculation, the drive-in served its usefulness as the land use and population shifts occurred. It was closed on October 27, 1985 with Don Ameche in “Cocoon” & Michael Keaton in “Johnny Dangerously”.
The o-zoner has been replaced by a Kroger grocery store.
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The Southland 68 Auto Theatre opened on August 16th, 1961 with “World’s Largest Movie Screen”. Grand opening ad posted.
Opened on August 16, 1961.
Closed on October 27, 1985 with “Cocoon” and “Johnny Dangerously”.