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Approximate opening date was October 23, 1939.
Opened on 13th September 1951 with “High Lonesome”.
Monocacy Drive-in appears to have closed after the 1984 season, it was sold the next year.
Was open as early as 1951, closed in 1984.
opened on May 22nd, 1957.
Closed on July 12, 2008 with “Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull”.
Opened on April 9, 1952.
Opened prior to 1955 and closed in 1985.
Approximate address is 1014 S Main St, Petal, MS 39465.
Opened on September 16, 1966.
As mentioned above, opened September 1st, 1950 with “Sundowners” and “Blue Grass of Kentucky”.
Actually opened on July 1, 1955 with “20,000 Leagues Under The Sea”. Closed in winter 1985.
I believe the exact opening date was August 11th, 1950.
Opened on 30th August 1955 with “East of Eden” and “Black Dakotas”.
Opened on 4th of May 1950 with “Love Happy”.
The entry/exit roads still exist, and so does part of the concreate screen foundation.
The opening date seems a bit iffy, however if that was correct then the opening films were “White Feather” and “The Warriors” (Errol Flynn).
It looks like this was open as early as 1947.
Opened as the Highland Drive-In Theater on March 27, 1948 with “Stallion Road”.
Opened in June, 1953.
From what I’ve found, the owners declared bankruptcy in the middle of 1954 with the drive-in being sold off at the end of the year. Didn’t last long at all.
Opened June 26, 1953.
Was actually open as early as March 1950.
Opened on July 29, 1950.
Opened on August 5th, 1949.
Approximate opening date was October 23, 1939.
Opened on 13th September 1951 with “High Lonesome”.
Monocacy Drive-in appears to have closed after the 1984 season, it was sold the next year.
Was open as early as 1951, closed in 1984.
opened on May 22nd, 1957.
Closed on July 12, 2008 with “Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull”.
Opened on April 9, 1952.
Opened prior to 1955 and closed in 1985.
Approximate address is 1014 S Main St, Petal, MS 39465.
Opened on September 16, 1966.
As mentioned above, opened September 1st, 1950 with “Sundowners” and “Blue Grass of Kentucky”.
Actually opened on July 1, 1955 with “20,000 Leagues Under The Sea”. Closed in winter 1985.
I believe the exact opening date was August 11th, 1950.
Opened on 30th August 1955 with “East of Eden” and “Black Dakotas”.
Opened on 4th of May 1950 with “Love Happy”.
The entry/exit roads still exist, and so does part of the concreate screen foundation.
The opening date seems a bit iffy, however if that was correct then the opening films were “White Feather” and “The Warriors” (Errol Flynn).
It looks like this was open as early as 1947.
Opened as the Highland Drive-In Theater on March 27, 1948 with “Stallion Road”.
Opened in June, 1953.
From what I’ve found, the owners declared bankruptcy in the middle of 1954 with the drive-in being sold off at the end of the year. Didn’t last long at all.
Opened June 26, 1953.
Was actually open as early as March 1950.
Opened on July 29, 1950.
Opened on August 5th, 1949.