Opened on 3/8/1955 with “Shotgun” and “Annapolis story”. Demolished in 1996(except for the marquee). The marquee was demolished in(1998?). Site is now Lowes Home Improvement.
Opened on 24/8/1966 as Mission Drive-in with “Assault on a queen” and “The Last of the secret Agents?”. Screen 2 opened in 1969 and renamed Mission San Luis Rey Drive-in. Screens 3 and 4 opened in 1978. Remamed New Valley Drive-in in 1979 and later Valley Drive-in, and then Valley Drive-in East & West. Closed in 1999. The site is still complete(except for one of the screens torn down in July 2016), and used as a swap meet(started in 1971).
Opened on 12/7/1967 with “Snow White and the seven dwarfs” and “Tammy and the millionaire”. Site is now Orange Coast Memorial Medical Center and houses.
Closed on 8/9/1985 with “Return of the living dead”. Demolished(date unknown?). Site is now a Marshalls Department Store and a Wherehouse Record Store.
Closed early in 1999. The last screening was a free screening(names of movie or movies screened unknown?), and also free popcorn and free soda to all attendees. Only 4 cars turned up. The screen was taken down in june 1999. The swap meet continued until(2003?). The site is now 90 condo style homes.
CA 94 runs through the center of the former drive-in site. The front and back parts are now Edco recycling Center and a portion of College Grove Shopping Center.
Opened with “The Man from Colorado”, and “John loves Mary”. Closed in 1985. The drive-in screened Spanish language movies part of the time it was operating. Site is now Reseda Business Park.
Opened on 29/5/1946 and closed in the fall of 1963.
The mobile home park sign may be the drive-in marquee?
Opened in 1951 and closed in 1981. 735 cars. Demolished(date unknown?). Site is now possibly a bank(Banl of the west)?
Opened 9/1/1965. Closed in 1982. Site is now occupied by various bussinesses.
Opened on 3/7/1963. Site is now houses.
Opened on 3/7/1940 with “It’s a date”. Closed in 1955. Site is now near runway 28.
Site is now a Hilton Hotel.
Second screen added in 1973. Closed in 1979. 975 cars.
The site is possibly now Trench Plate Rental?
848 cars.
Were the fire vandals ever arrested and charged with arson and trespassing(and breaking and entering and theft?)?
Might be reopening as Lake Starlight Drive-in, if it can solve city and county issues!?
Opened on 20/5/1949 with “Pardon my sarong” and “The Last of the red men”.
Site is now Dependable Field Office Leasing and Sales INC. Address is 1 Old Drive-in Road. Date of demolition unknown?
Opened on 3/8/1955 with “Shotgun” and “Annapolis story”. Demolished in 1996(except for the marquee). The marquee was demolished in(1998?). Site is now Lowes Home Improvement.
Opened as Auto Drive-in on 15/7/1939 with “Forbidden music”. Name changed to Saco Drive-in(1950’s?). Won a digital projector in 2013.
Opened on 24/8/1966 as Mission Drive-in with “Assault on a queen” and “The Last of the secret Agents?”. Screen 2 opened in 1969 and renamed Mission San Luis Rey Drive-in. Screens 3 and 4 opened in 1978. Remamed New Valley Drive-in in 1979 and later Valley Drive-in, and then Valley Drive-in East & West. Closed in 1999. The site is still complete(except for one of the screens torn down in July 2016), and used as a swap meet(started in 1971).
Opened on 12/7/1967 with “Snow White and the seven dwarfs” and “Tammy and the millionaire”. Site is now Orange Coast Memorial Medical Center and houses.
Opened in(early 1960’s?), and closed in 1978. 500 cars.
Closed on 8/9/1985 with “Return of the living dead”. Demolished(date unknown?). Site is now a Marshalls Department Store and a Wherehouse Record Store.
Closed early in 1999. The last screening was a free screening(names of movie or movies screened unknown?), and also free popcorn and free soda to all attendees. Only 4 cars turned up. The screen was taken down in june 1999. The swap meet continued until(2003?). The site is now 90 condo style homes.
CA 94 runs through the center of the former drive-in site. The front and back parts are now Edco recycling Center and a portion of College Grove Shopping Center.
Opened with “The Man from Colorado”, and “John loves Mary”. Closed in 1985. The drive-in screened Spanish language movies part of the time it was operating. Site is now Reseda Business Park.
Built on the site of an old velodrome(cycledrome). 700 cars. Closed in 1977. Demolished in 1989. Site is now a shopping centre(Dollor Tree).
Rivest266, maybe they were screening the “The Invisible man”?