10-13 Drive-In
9282 Heritage Drive,
Marshfield,
WI
54449
9282 Heritage Drive,
Marshfield,
WI
54449
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The drive-in was built for Alder Theaters opening on May 1, 1953. The theater was on the corner of Highways 10 and 13 on the south side of Marshfield.
Rogers Cinema acquired the 10-13 Drive-In and Alder Theater in 1972. It was closed on September 5, 1982.
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Topographical map showing the location of the 10-13 Drive-In Theater, map was made in 1979.
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Here is an aerial view of the 10-13 Drive-In Theater, photo taken in 1998.
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That’s the area.
The last time I was in Marshfield was a year ago. I’m going to stop by there later next month and get photos of the area.
In the early sixties, Adler Theaters ran the 10-13 and the Adler in Marshfield as well as the Rosa in Waupaca. E.B. Adler was president of the company, which was headquartered on 105 E. Second Street in Marshfield.
Photos of the 10-13 can be seen at:
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A more accurate address is 9282 Heritage Drive, Marshfield, WI. Today, a rather interestingly named business, the “Rear End Bar” complete with exotic dancers occupies the center of the property.
You can still see some of the ramps, the marquee is still standing near the entrance, and there appears to be remnants of the screen remaining as well. http://tinyurl.com/hpmk3xm
This opened on May 1st, 1953. Grand opening ad in the photo section.
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The 10-13 Drive-In Closed Its Gates On September 5, 1982 With A 5-Film Marathon (Including “Night Shift”, “Waitress” And “Squeeze Play”). It Was Announced Later That December That The Closure Would Be Permanent.