Richland Center, adjective lit by stars, or the magical reflected light bounding from an outdoor movie screen, creating a nostalgic, romantic or charismatic quality or feeling.Starlite / Star-lite, proper name for old style outdoor cinema made popular by the booming post war car culture of the late 1950's in North America. Various independent locations usually found near urban centres and public highways. In 1955, there were 171 American drive-ins sharing the name. Here on this page, we have linked to seventeen currently operating Starlite Drive In Theatres in North America.Drive In / Drive-In, a noun referring to a public outdoor place of motion picture film exhibition designed for viewing from automobiles, usually found at the edges of large North American cities and open during warm summer nights.
Located in a picturesque country setting, the Huron Country Playhouse is just minutes from the shores of sparkling Lake Huron in the heart of Ontario's West Coast. This popular vacation destination is full of charm and endless possibilities to discover breathtaking beaches, culinary delights, outstanding accommodations, unique shopping and countless recreational pursuits.
The Blyth Centre for the Arts, including the Blyth Festival, was founded in 1975 to produce professional repertory theatre that reflects the culture and concerns of the people of southwestern Ontario and beyond.