NORTH RIDGEVILLE, Ohio — Although the official start of winter is right around the corner, the Aut-O-Rama drive-in theater remains open in North Ridgeville as they showcase multiple Christmas movies.
So what double features can you expect at the drive-in this weekend?
- Screen 1: 2004’s The Polar Express followed by 1983’s A Christmas Story
In the mood for something more intense? Well, check out the next option…
- Screen 2: 2015’s Krampus followed by 2022’s Violent Night
These movies are for Friday and Saturday only (Dec. 9-10) with both screens starting at 6 p.m. Tickets are available online HERE.
A Christmas Story has been making national headlines in recent weeks as the Cleveland house on West 11th Street that was featured as Ralphie’s childhood home went up for sale last month. Controversy surrounding the sale has also surfaced as TMZ released video of a confrontation between the current owner, Brian Jones, shouting at one of the film’s original actors (Yano Anaya – who portrayed bully Grover Dill) to leave the property.
Jones has since apologized for the situation.
“We have been getting a lot of mixed feelings about how things should have been managed,” according to a post on the Facebook page for A Christmas Story House. “What we all need to understand is everyone is human.”
An asking price for the house has not been listed.
The sale includes all associated properties like the neighboring Bumpus House, gift shop and museum. An asking price, however, has not been listed as Jones previously told 3News he's looking for the right buyer.
“Price will matter, but not necessarily the highest price that's the right fit for this business and this piece of nostalgic Americana," Jones said moments after placing the "for sale" sign in front of the house.
Check out some of our previous coverage on the house from A Christmas Story going up for sale in the videos below...
