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Update 12/06 : Below are more photos of the Mooney Drive-in prior to its closure on September 9, 2006 after being open since the late 1940's. The property is to be the future site of office buildings. The last two films shown at the Mooney were Grease and Viva Las Vegas. Check out this YouTube video showing the last day of the Mooney. 12-06
Travelers to Santa Maria will be happy to find that the Hi-Way Drive-In
Theatre is still sporting its unique googie sign. An "open"
open-air theatre, the Hi-Way appeared to (Far left) The screen tower (Left) Nicely kept up ticket booth
For the past few years, the 101 Drive-in operated seasonally Update : Many thanks to drive-in sleuth Warren Meyers for 101 drive-in comments and info above Well, like many of its fellow ozoners, the 101 Drive-in Theatre in Ventura was demolished sometime in early August, 2001. Update 09/01 : Many thanks to Jeff Babb for September update on the 101's fate. 09-01
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[1] 
The
Mooney Drive-in Theatre of Visalia, California not only features
a fantastic marquee, it's still open! Drop by on any summer evening and
join the throng of cars entering the driveway. Or else say hello to "Mr.
Mooney" on the marquee.
be
in great condition. The grounds were immaculate and the screen tower,
marquee, and ticket booth well kept up.
because
the city would not allow "swap meet only" business on the property.