Foothill Drive-in Theatre (Demolished)
Azusa, CA Photo by RoadsidePeek.com
One of the last of the Route 66 drive-ins, the Foothill Azusa in the friendly city of Azusa is a single-screener to boot! The nearby
Azusa Pacific University has taken over ownership of this site with the
interest of extending its campus/parking. Yep, they're about to pave paradise
and put up a parking lot.
Starlite Drive-in Theatre
Rosemead, CA Photo by RoadsidePeek.com
Off the10 freeway in Rosemead, CA is the magnificent marquee and remains of the old Starlite
Drive-in Theatre, with star still intact. The screen was removed long
ago. This is another one of the drive-in come swap-meet sites.
(Far left) The Starlite marquee still stands guard over the vacant drive-in lot
(Near left) A shot of the screen-less parking lot
Santa Fe Springs Drive-in
(Formerly La Mirada Drive-in) (Closed)
Santa
Fe Springs, CA Photo by RoadsidePeek.com
Off the Interstate 5 in (yes) Santa Fe Springs is the remnants of the Santa Fe Springs Drive-in Theatre. This old classic is a permanent
swap-meet with permanent sheds.
Studio Drive-in Theatre (Demolished)
Culver City, CA Photo by RoadsidePeek.com
The Studio Drive-in Theater was a roadside eye-catcher for generations. Located
off Sepulveda Blvd. in Culver City, the Studio's immense screen with its
plain, yet appealing block lettering drew in motorists from afar. Alas,
the Studio met it's demise at the end of 1998.
Norwalk Drive-in Theatre (Demolished)
Norwalk, CA Photo courtesy Georg Balandran
A great roadside marquee was the Norwalk Drive-in Theatre. Drivers
passing through couldn't miss the massive marquee, beckoning one and all
to see a drive-in movie. But alas, this drive-in was roto-tilled in mid-1998.
Foothill Drive-in Theatre (Demolished) 
Santa Fe Springs Drive-in
Norwalk Drive-in Theatre (Demolished)
