killarney's shamrock drive in theatre loses screen to wild weather, again - digital projector

In the theater of Killarney, the sand road.
When the bad weather of the weekend pulled out their screen on Friday, they were using a digital projector to prepare for their first season.
"My husband and my children at home are watching movies late at night, a little staring at the storm," Joanne Strauss said . ". "[My husband]
Looking out and seeing a huge lightning bolt, the screen fell.
The rest of the building fell on our playground again.
Strauss and her husband own the theater and run it with their children.
This is one of only three drives left-
Immigration Department in Manitoba.
Killarney Avenue-
End this summer's lightning drive at the theater destroying Killarney-
Theater screen at the CBC Archives: Manitoba Avenue-
Ins are hard to survive 2015, they raise money for a new digital movie player and have to change the screen after the screen is hit by lightning.
Struss said: "When this happened last time, you felt . . . . . . A bit of a failure, want to know what happened . ".
"You were shocked for a while.
"Families remain optimistic, especially after receiving support online.
"In a way, it's like, 'Damn, 'and then in another way, it's like, okay," Struss said . ".
"Now, we can do something completely new because all of these posts need to be replaced at some point.
Struss said: "It will take some time to find insurance and get the funds for the new screen, but they are determined to open next year.
Prior to this, Struss added that she found the bright side and realized that she would not get up until three in the morning. m.
Movies all summer.
"You just need to see the positive side of your life," she said . ".
Shamrock Drive In has started fundraising online.