The Cecil aka Coffee County Drive-In was located north of Enterprise on Highway 84 so it wasn’t that one, also the M&O was on Damascus Rd in Enterprise so that’s a negative for both of those names.
MichaelKilgore the opening date of this drive-in is confusing, The Washington Missourian reported it opened on August 22nd 1952 with “Mask of the Avenger” plus a Stooges short and an unnamed cartoon. Then the St. Clair Chronicle advertised shows in early September and advertised the “Grand Opening” on September 10th 1952 with “The Second Woman” plus cartoons and shorts.
So it looks like it had a “Soft opening” on August 22nd with the grand opening on that September 10th date.
It was opened on June 15, 1950 with a performance from “Lightnin' Williams and his Four Flashes” and the film “Mrs. Mike” starring Dick Powell. According to the news report about the opening, the car capacity was 436.
Opened on June 3rd 1955 with “Son of Pale Face” and “Dark City”. John B James was the owner and his son Gerald M James was manager. Appears to have closed in July 1979.
I can’t find the opening bill but the opening date was July 7, 1954. It was built by Alan Randall who was the original owner, Harry Hudson was the manager.
Approximate address is 680 Dog Team Road, New Haven, VT, 05472. it was still standing in the mid-80’s. Now a private residence, the ramp formations can still be seen. Also it looks like a house was built in the same spot as the concession building.
Was owned by Raymond Abner in 1958.
Opening films were “Calendar Girl” & “Mr. District Attorney”.
The Cecil aka Coffee County Drive-In was located north of Enterprise on Highway 84 so it wasn’t that one, also the M&O was on Damascus Rd in Enterprise so that’s a negative for both of those names.
MichaelKilgore the opening date of this drive-in is confusing, The Washington Missourian reported it opened on August 22nd 1952 with “Mask of the Avenger” plus a Stooges short and an unnamed cartoon. Then the St. Clair Chronicle advertised shows in early September and advertised the “Grand Opening” on September 10th 1952 with “The Second Woman” plus cartoons and shorts.
So it looks like it had a “Soft opening” on August 22nd with the grand opening on that September 10th date.
It was opened on June 15, 1950 with a performance from “Lightnin' Williams and his Four Flashes” and the film “Mrs. Mike” starring Dick Powell. According to the news report about the opening, the car capacity was 436.
The opening film was “Sitting Bull”.
Appears to have closed in 1978.
Actually appears to have closed after the 1965 season.
Opening date was September 20th 1962, appears to have closed in July 1978.
Opened with “The Eagle and the Hawk”
Scott Village Shopping Center now occupies the site.
The house is on the same spot where the concession building was so it might’ve been renovated into a residence.
Opened on July 27, 1950 with “Dancing In The Dark” and closed in 1987.
It actually opened on May 27th 1949 with “California” and “I Cover Big Town” plus an unnamed Disney cartoon.
Opened on July 17th 1953 with “Column South”.
Opened on June 3rd 1955 with “Son of Pale Face” and “Dark City”. John B James was the owner and his son Gerald M James was manager. Appears to have closed in July 1979.
I can’t find the opening bill but the opening date was July 7, 1954. It was built by Alan Randall who was the original owner, Harry Hudson was the manager.
Actually the first film adaptation was in 1940 as per the below link:
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0032703/
Opened on 30th of September 1949 with “Li'l Abner” and “Frolics on Ice”
Opened with “How to Marry A Millionaire” starring Marilyn Monroe.
Closest address is 10485 County Road 460, Moulton. the outline can still be seen but the site has been demolished and is vacant and overgrown.
Cinemark Hazlet 12 is the multiplex.
Approximate address is 680 Dog Team Road, New Haven, VT, 05472. it was still standing in the mid-80’s. Now a private residence, the ramp formations can still be seen. Also it looks like a house was built in the same spot as the concession building.
It actually opened on September 21, 1949 with “Neptune’s Daughter” starring Esther Williams and Red Skelton.
I don’t know where you got the name from but it looks like its actually called Quasar Drive-In as per their facebook page:
https://www.facebook.com/QuasarDriveIn/