Corral Drive-In
3751 E. Rosser Avenue,
Bismarck,
ND
58501
3751 E. Rosser Avenue,
Bismarck,
ND
58501
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The Corral Drive-In opened April 22, 1949 with John Payne in “Homestretch”.
In April 1956 the Bismarck Tribune reported that Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hoffart had purchased the Corral from Otto Fink. The Hoffarts were first time theatre operators and planned to erect an 80-foot CinemaScope screen.
The Corral Drive-In closed on July 20, 1968 with Frankie Avalon in “Beach Blanket Bingo” & Richard Johnson in “Deadlier Than the Male”. Today River City Sports occupies the site.
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Grand opening ad in the photo section.
“Anton Schulz opened the Corral Drive-In, Bismarck, N. D.” (presumably for the season) – The Exhibitor, May 16, 1951
“A tornado demolished the Corral drive-in at Bismarck, N. D. Owner Otto Fink has announced that he will rebuild the stand immediately with CinemaScope and the latest equipment.” – Motion Picture Herald, Aug. 20, 1955
The Corral closed for the final time on July 20, 1968 with “Beach Blanket Bingo” and “Deadlier Than The Male”. The Corral was then placed on sale leaving it abandoned into the 1970s.