Starview Drive-In
49th Street and Vine Street,
Lincoln,
NE
68504
49th Street and Vine Street,
Lincoln,
NE
68504
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Previously operated by: Dubinsky Brothers
Architects: Leo F. Abrams
Previous Names: Starview Outdoor Theatre
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The Starview Outdoor Theatre was opened May 28, 1948 with Gail Russell in “Our Hearts Were Growing Up”. Car capacity was 600. By 1972 it had been renamed Starview Drive-In. It was operated by Dubinsky Brothers theatres and closed on September 2, 1986.
It was demolished on October 14, 1987 with no traces remaining of the former drive-in.
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May 28th, 1948 grand opening ad in photo section. First drive-in in town.
Now LionsGate condominiums.
The address for this Drive-in is 5101 Vine St, Lincoln, NE 68504.
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Boxoffice, May 1, 1948: “LINCOLN – Construction is well in progress on the 800-car drive-in being installed here by the Starview Amusement Corp., controlled by Mannie Burdie and Sidney Schermer of St. Louis. The theatre was designed by Leo F. Abrams, St. Louis architect. The overall cost of the project will be approximately $150,000. The theatre is scheduled to open Memorial day.”
Closed on September 2, 1986 and demolished on October 14, 1987.