Theaters
Pink Cadillac Drive In
The Pink Cadillac used to have its own web site, and here’s what it said in 2009, before it was abandoned: Ed Worley built the drive-in in the late 1950s and named it the Bel Air. Clement and Mary Warren operated it until the mid-80s. Lisa and Donald Forrester purchased the Bel Air in 1992. The Forresters built a new screen, replaced the projection equipment, and installed FM radio sound. Finally, they made it all pink and gave the drive-in its new name. In 2000, the Forresters sold the Pink Cadillac to Leslie and Melissa Curtis. Carload - America's Drive-In News
Lost Drive In Theater
This lost & forgotten drive in theater in south Mississippi is hidden by the woods & a patch of bamboo! The screen on the other side of the structure is gone. It's just an opening now & it actually is somebody's yard over there, so I didn't approach it. It was opened prior to 1955, but I am unsure exactly what date it was.
Old South Louisiana Drive In
Old South Louisiana Drive In
The Grand
The Grand