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1. www.columbusnavigator.com › history-columbus-driveTake A Look Back At The Iconic Drive-In Theaters Of Columbus

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   May 31, 2023 · Riverside Auto Drive-In was the first drive-in theater in Columbus. It opened in June of 1940. After the end of World War II in 1945, drive-ins started sprouting up all over Central Ohio. The residential area around Cranston Drive was where this theater was located. Opened: 1940 Closed: 1976. 40 East Drive-In. via Cinema Treasures Address: 8659 ...

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2. drive-inmovies.com › south-drive-in-theatre-historyHistory of the South Drive-in Theatre and Other Columbus ...

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   The South Drive-in Theatre is located on the south side of Columbus at 3050 S. High St., one mile north of I-270. Address: 3050 S High St. Columbus, OH 43207 Phone: (614) 491-6771

3. cinematreasures.org › theaters › 32324Riverside Auto Drive-In in Dublin, OH - Cinema Treasures

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   The correct address is: Riverside Drive and Cranston Drive Dublin, OH 43017. GPS:40.086287, -83.109306. Mark_L on January 10, 2021 at 9:37 am. 5800 Riverside Drive was the address used in newspaper listings. Before the theatre closed, it was sometimes listed as “Riverside Drive, South of Rt. 161”.

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5. cinematreasures.org › theaters › 23927North High Drive-In in Columbus, OH - Cinema Treasures

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   This was the first suburban Columbus theatre to show 3D, opening HOUSE OF WAX on 8/1/1953. Mark_L on May 4, 2010 at 1:14 pm Original name was North Hi Drive-In.

6. cinematreasures.org › theaters › 4051017th Avenue Drive-In in Columbus, OH - Cinema Treasures

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   The new 17th Avenue Drive-In theatre was located at 1770 E. 17th Avenue between Woodland Avenue and Joyce Avenue. The grand opening was on Thursday, July 19, 1956, as advertised in the Columbus Dispatch. The opening program was Robert Taylor in Billy the Kid", Johnny Weissmuller in “Tarzan Escapes” & Cornel Wild in “The Bandit of Sherwood ...

7. www.roadarch.com › driveins › ohOhio Drive-in Theatres | RoadsideArchitecture.com

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   Cleveland, OH. The Miles Road Drive-in opened in 1953 and closed after the 2000 season. These photos are from around 2001. It was sold to the city and demolished in 2006. The Miles was a huge single-screen venue with capacity for 1,000 cars. It also had a nice playground. The huge Art Deco screen tower, considered the nicest in Ohio, was ...

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   When was the first drive-in theater in Columbus Ohio?

   • This theater opened on September 18, 1947 and Silver River (1948) and Here Comes Trouble (1948) were the movies to appear on the silver screen. Buckeye Raceway Electric Indoor Karting now stands in the general area of where the theater sat. Riverside Auto Drive-In was the first drive-in theater in Columbus. It opened in June of 1940.

   Take A Look Back At The Iconic Drive-In Theaters Of Columbus

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   Is Ohio's oldest drive-in theatre open?

   • Ohio’s oldest drive-in theatre (1937)! There is also a Flea Market on Sundays 6am to 2pm Weather Permitting. Vendors are $5.00 per space & Customers are free. The flea market is open April thru October. NOTE: check for 2020 opening date for theatre and flea market; dates may differ based on permissions.

   Drive in Theaters in Ohio, including Columbus and Central Ohio

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   Are there still drive-in theaters in central Ohio?

   • Central Ohio was once home to over a dozen different drive-in theaters. Most of them have been closed, demolished, and forgotten. While few pictures of the theaters remain, some of these ads found in old editions of the Columbus Dispatch give us a glimpse into just what the theaters were playing in their hay-day.

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   What was the first drive-in theater in St Louis?

   • On Nov. 19, 1954, the South Twin Drive In Theater, the first twin-screen drive-in theater in St. Louis opened at Buckley and Lemay Ferry. The opening night show featured "Magnificent Obsession," starring Rock Hudson and Jane Wyman. The outdoor movie theater was a uniquely American tradition.

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   How do I get to a drive-in theater in Columbus Ohio?

   • You’ll definitely want to make plans to visit one of the drive-in theaters in Columbus and around Ohio this year! Buy tickets in advance. If possible, get tickets in advance, as popular showings will sell out! You may be able to purchase reserved parking spots at some theaters as well. Arrive early! Grab the best spot by getting there early.

   Drive in Theaters in Ohio, including Columbus and Central Ohio

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   When did the 17th Avenue Drive in theatre open?

   • The 17th Avenue Drive In Theatre celebrated its grand opening on July 19, 1956. It boasted one movie screen that was a 120-feet-tall. The opening movies were Billy The Kid (1941), Tarzan’s Escape (1936), and Bandits of Sherwood Forest (1945).

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9. ohio.org › ohio-drive-in-theaters-a-dwindling-eraOhio Drive-In Theaters: A Dwindling Era

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   Jul 23, 2014 · Vintage cartoons. The South Drive-In is one of only 28 left in Ohio. Our state was a pioneer in the drive-in era with one of the first ever, The Starlight Auto Theater in Akron, which opened in 1937. By the late 1960s Ohio had more than 189 drive-in theaters in operation. Even with an 80 percent decline in operational theaters, Ohio remains one ...