The South Loop 13 Drive-In opened its gates on June 9, 1950 with Jane Russell in “The Outlaw” along with four unnamed cartoons and an unnamed Our Gang comedy. The South Loop 13 last operated screening a mix of drive-in fare and Spanish films before closing on April 22, 1979.
Damn I was very close!
Once operated by Publix.
This was originally operated by the Lam Operating Company until the Martin takeover in May 1945.
The original twin-screen building appeared in aerials as early as 1981.
Listed as Greenburgh and not White Plains?
The South Loop 13 Drive-In opened its gates on June 9, 1950 with Jane Russell in “The Outlaw” along with four unnamed cartoons and an unnamed Our Gang comedy. The South Loop 13 last operated screening a mix of drive-in fare and Spanish films before closing on April 22, 1979.
Actual opening date is September 15, 1956. It was closed on July 27, 1976. It was once operated by Gulf States Theatres during the 1960s.
Once operated by Gulf States Theatres.
Closed in February 1959, became a church the following year.
Functions Update: Classic films are also presented.
Originally named Cinema I-II-III.
Closed on September 1, 1974.
Opened in November 1882.
Definitely appears operational in the 1987 aerial view, but was already gone in the 1990s.
Once operated by Publix.
Once operated by Publix.
Once operated by Publix.
Once operated by Publix.
Once operated by Publix.
Once operated by Publix.
Once operated by Publix.
Once operated by Publix-Saenger.
Once operated by Publix-Saenger.
Once operated by Publix-Saenger.
Once operated by Publix.