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Here's a circa 1982 shot of the Oasis Drive-in Theatre in Davenport, IA. Check out the distinct mid-century colors and shape of the marquee.
Here's another shot of the 13-24 Drive-in Theatre in Wabash, Indiana. It's called this because it is on Route 13, 1 mile from Route 24 in Indiana.
Here's a different angle to the Ford Wyoming Drive-in, including a view of the marquee. A straight on look at the screen is just below.
Here's a nice shot of the Ford-Wyoming Drive-in Theatre of Dearborn, Michigan. The screen tower still appears to be in good condition. 04-01 Many thanks to Gary for updating this info.
Near the Indiana Beach Amusement Park is the Monticello Drive-in Theatre. An interesting screen tower due to its simplicity.
Those of you familiar with the Clarksville, Indiana area will remember the old Clarksville Drive-In. Now defunct, the old marquee stands guard over the screen tower, which can be seen in the background.
Travelers taking a drive down the road in Warren, Ohio can't help but notice the magnificent marquee of the Elm Road Drive-In Theatre. Sporting colored block lettering and googie-ish starpoints, this marquee is also quite "brilliant at night".
Here's the Bel-Air Drive-in Theatre near St. Louis, MO. Right on Route 66, the Bel Air's vintage marquee still stands, overlooking a wide expanse now known as an empty lot.
How often have you seen a rams head arrow on a marquee, a drive-in one to boot? Well, you can see one for yourself off Route 13, in Wabash Indiana, no matter which direction you are driving from. This "Drive-In" is a great stop.
In Columbia, Mo is the Sky Hi Drive-in Theatre. This roadside treasure has been demolished.
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