South 31 Drive-In
7901 US 31 South,
Indianapolis,
IN
46227
7901 US 31 South,
Indianapolis,
IN
46227
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The South 31 Drive-In opened September 29, 1965 with Ricky Nelson in “Love and Kisses” & Rock Hudson in “Strange Bedfellows”. Car capacity was listed at 1,642 cars. This drive-in closed on September 7, 1983 with Sandy Alexander in “Hell’s Angels Forever”, Fred Ward in “Timerider:The Adventure of Lye Swann” & Bette Midler in “The Rose”. It was demolished in November/December 1983, together with the adjacent Regency 1 & 2 Cinemas which were operated by the same company.
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1971 aerial of the drive-in along with the Regency Twin cinemas has been uploaded here.
The entrance was further south at 7901 U.S. 31. Now Burlington Coat Factory!
September 29th, 1965 grand opening ad in photo section.
Dan Cantor closed following the 1983 season on September 5, 1983 with “Hell’s Angels Forever,” “Timerider: The Adventure of Lyle Swann,” and “The Rose.” It was razed not long after in favor of the Greenwood Place Shopping Center in 1984.
Opened on 29th September 1965 with “Love & kisses” and “Strange bedfellows”.
Demolition began 30 November 1983.