Movie Theatre Lost History Titusville, Pa | Penn • Auto Drive-in • Orpheum | Locations

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[@jalbert222]

Great video, Joe. Ahhhh, the Penn Theater and the Drive-in. Growing up in the 1950's and 60's was great. The Penn was a class act. Lots of velvet and comfort. It was one screen. And a great way to spend a Saturday afternoon as a kid. Or a Saturday night as a teen with a girl, working on getting your arm around her. Maybe a kiss. And the drive in, of course. Steamed up windows, bad sound and great food. I have no recollection of the Orpheum. I guess it was before my time.

[@oldskooljoesdailyjoe3734]

Cool, so just one screen 👍 Thank you always appreciate your insight and stories much appreciated

[@dianeweingard9726]

I remember the Auto drive in! Good times! Thanks Joe

[@oldskooljoesdailyjoe3734]

👍 Thank you Diane

[@tractorhead04]

You know. I drve by that theatre a lot and have never stopped to get a pic. I need to do that sometime. 12 O Clock High is such a good movie.

[@oldskooljoesdailyjoe3734]

That drive in is awesome crazy it’s still standing

[@joeloop8107]

nice video joe, i remember going to the matinee on saturdays at the KAYTON theater in franklin, back in the early 70s. thanks for the trip.

[@oldskooljoesdailyjoe3734]

Thanks man👍

[@dennisharkness1330]

Thank u.Have a great 4th of July 😊

[@oldskooljoesdailyjoe3734]

Thank you Dennis you too 👍😀

[@shawnk85]

You know. First. You forgot your into till the end of video. You lost a piece of the Penn Theater?!?! Noooooooooooooooooo! Any way. Last movie I watched was in 1992 and it was ET at the Penn and last one at Auto was Jerry Lewis. The Nutty Professor back in 82 good times ! Fun video !

[@oldskooljoesdailyjoe3734]

Thanks buddy 👍