Holiday Drive-In

908 Buchanan Drive,
Burnet, TX 78611

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Architects: Jack M. Corgan, Byron Jenkins

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Holiday Drive-In

Burnet’s Holiday Drive-In was opened on June 1, 1956 and first appeared in the 1960 edition of the Motion Picture Almanac, capacity 300, owner Tommy White.

The August 16, 1961 issue of Motion Picture Exhibitor reported, “Bill Rau, who operates the Alamo Booking Service, is the new owner of the Holiday Drive-In and the Texas, indoor house, at Burnet, Tex., which he has acquired from Tommie J. White.”

A drive-in just west of Burnet on Texas Highway 29 was visible in a 1966 aerial photo. By 1983, the Holiday Drive-In had been razed. A motel occupies the site today.

Contributed by Michael Kilgore

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dallasmovietheaters
dallasmovietheaters on September 7, 2026 at 3:28 am

The Holiday D-I opened June 1, 1956 by Burntex Theatre operator and former mayor Tommy “T.J.” White and his wife. It opened with widescreen tower of 40' by 87' to present CinemaScope titles with space for 325 cars. Jack Corgan was the architect of the layout and screen tower with local architect Byron Jenkins designing the concession stand. Southwest Theater Equipment of Houston equipped the venue.

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