Bolero Drive-In
Highway 27,
Kerrville,
TX
78029
Highway 27,
Kerrville,
TX
78029
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Previous Names: Kerrville Drive-In
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Located on the 1350 block of Highway 27. The Bolero Drive-In was opened in summer of 1948. Closed in 1989, had capacity for 400 cars.
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Here is a March 1959 ad from the Kerrville Times:
http://tinyurl.com/kqsqty
Homicide at the Bolero in June 1979:
http://tinyurl.com/y8a2gxp
Address should be in the 1350 block of Junction Hwy. Next door to you guessed it, another Wal-Mart. But not on the old drive-in lot, but next to it. Between McDonalds and Culvers.
H E R E
Approx. address was 1304 Junction Highway (now CiCi’s Pizza).
R.E (Bob) Neves Opened The Bolero Drive-In In The Summer Of 1948.
However, This Theater Is Noted To Be One Of The Dangerous Drive-Ins In The State Of Texas As A State Headline For A Homicide At The Kerrville Drive-In Only Appeared A Few Times In Many Newspapers In Texas.
In June Of 1979, A Lady Ticket-Taker Who Worked At The Kerrville Drive-In Was Beaten Up, Burned, And Murdered At Her Job By Randy Lynn Woolls, 29 Of Medina, During A Robbery-Slaying Incident. Later In October 1979, Randy Is Plead Guilty By The Juries In San Angelo Due To The Killing Of The Ticket-Taker, Served 7 Years In Prison, And Randy Was Executed On August 22nd, 1986.