North Flint Drive-In Theatre

Info Updates:

2/3/2011 - Rodney Kurtz

My family moved to Beecher in 1964, right after President Kennedy died, and we moved into a house right across from the theater on Saginaw st. Right next door to the north was a little grocery store called Ma's and it was attatched to a little garage called Sy's auto repair. On the week end I would sneek through the exit gate and play on the swings and slide, right up front of the screen. The most memorable movie that I watched was Elvis Presely in the movie Viva Los Vagas. When they were closed on the week days, Me and my brother Dennis would climb up a ladder built into the inside of the screen and climb onto the top roof of the screen. We could see all over the Beecher area. That next summer they closed. I sure had a lot of good times back then I'll remember forever. We moved to Mt. Morris in 1966.

3/17/2005 - Cactus Bob (Bobby Peacock)

For the record, the building on the site of the North Flint is a long-abandoned Kmart.

12/18/2003 - Box Office Magazine

June 15, 1959 - Robert O. Fredley and Louis Warrington of the US-23 and North Flint Drive-Ins at Flint were the booking team of the week, visiting local exchanges Monday.

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North Flint Drive-In Theatre