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CULPEPER CITY<br />
CULPEPER<br />
CULPEPER<br />
? 1969-? 1975<br />
450 seats<br />
Owners:<br />
1969-1970 Pitts Theatres, Inc.<br />
1970-1975 R/C Theatres<br />
CULPEPER <strong>DRIVE</strong>-IN<br />
AKA: Pitts Drive-In<br />
Br<strong>and</strong>y Road<br />
1970-1986<br />
R/C Theatres owned this drive-in.<br />
ECLIPSE<br />
Davis St.<br />
1913-? 1930<br />
300 seats<br />
This was in the basement of Arthur Treadway's<br />
pool hall <strong>and</strong> bowling alley.<br />
FAIRFAX<br />
249 E. Davis<br />
1914-? 1961<br />
* September 29th, 1914 opened by J. L. Fray<br />
* 1929 Pitts buys it<br />
* January 29th 1930 reopened after two weeks to<br />
install a sound system.<br />
* Mid 1950's closed<br />
MT. PONY<br />
19053 Mount Pony Road<br />
http://www.loc.gov/avconservation/theater/<br />
2008-<br />
200 seats<br />
The Library of Congress shows classic films here<br />
free of charge at the National Audio-Visual<br />
Conservation Center. It is one of the five venues<br />
in the USA able to project nitrate film stock.<br />
CULPEPER <strong>MOVIE</strong>S 4<br />
201 S. Main<br />
? 2000-<br />
Owners:<br />
2000 R/C Theatres<br />
2005- Regal Cinemas<br />
NYLIC<br />
N. Main<br />
September 1 st , 1921-? 1925<br />
873 seats<br />
PITTS<br />
AKA: State<br />
210 S. Main<br />
? 1950-1970<br />
873 seats<br />
This was renamed State when R/C Theatres<br />
bought out Pitts Theatres, Inc..<br />
<strong>WASHINGTON</strong> <strong>MOVIE</strong> <strong>THEATRES</strong> AND <strong>DRIVE</strong>-<strong>INS</strong> | movie-theatre.org
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