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East Main | Amusement
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Welcome to the Malta Drive-in Theatre of ... Malta, NY. This drive-in features a very unique retro looking marquee complete with balls on top and the letters "MALTA" in different color blocks, similar to the ABC blocks of childhood. The drive-in screen, ticket booth, snack bar, and lot appear to be in good shape. (Below) Here are more photos of the Malta Drive-in Theatre.
Johnstown, Pennsylvania remains a great place to catch an open air show. Can you resist the all-American colors of the Silver Drive-In Theatre? The marquee's display of "movies" is roadside advertisement at its best.
Looking for a good place to catch a drive-in movie in the Long Island, NY area? Well, until now you could have caught a flick at the Westbury Drive-in Theatre. But alas, Long Island's last drive-in theatre is now closed down, with a United Artists Theatre to take its place.
To the left is a shot of the Moonlite Theatre of Abington, VA.
Recently featured in a couple of USA Today articles, the Moonlite is a
open air treasure still in great shape today. Pike Drive-In (Right) The Pike Drive-In is located off Route 15 in Montgomery, Pennsylvania.
Buffalo, New York has not been exempt for the "great drive-in elimination derby" of the 90's. The only one left in the city, the Buffalo Drive-In off Harlem Road sports a nice 3-dimensional marquee.
An interesting marquee is found at the Mahoning Drive-in off Route 443 in Lehighton, Pennsylvania. Whatta arrow!
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