Norwalk Drive-In
11204 Norwalk Boulevard,
Santa Fe Springs,
CA
90670
11204 Norwalk Boulevard,
Santa Fe Springs,
CA
90670
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The Norwalk Drive-In opened April 15, 1959 with Susan Hayward in “I Want to Live” & Rita Hayworth in “Separate Tables”. It was part of the Pacific chain of drive-ins in Southern California. It closed on July 4, 1993 with Tyrin Turner in “Menace II Society” & Rebecca De Mornay in “Guilty as Sin”. It was torn down in 1998. The theatre showed Spanish-language movies during the 1980’s.
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Gary E Davis
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Here’s a pic of the Marque from Drive-ins.com
http://www.drive-ins.com/pictures/catnorw001.jpg
Gary
The Norwalk Drive-In had a car capacity of 1200 cars.
Thanks William
Does anyone know of any pics of this drive in while it was in operation?
Gary
This opened on April 15th, 1959. Its grand opening ad can be found in the photo section for this drive-in.
Opened with “I want to live” and “Separate tables”. Site is now a storage facility(name unknown?).
The entry road still exists and looks like it was turned into parking for the business on the site, gates may still exist as well.
Now Harbor distribution center @ 11204 Norwalk Blvd, Santa Fe Springs, CA 90670.
Please update.