There was a second drive-in on US 82 in Tifton, which was closed due to construction of I-75, and is underneath part of the southeast section of the US 82/I-75 cloverleaf.
Here is a 1972 aerial photo of the drive-in, courtesy of Earth Explorer and USGS.
The other drive-in was further west on US 82 near Carpenter Rd, which is visible on Google Earth using historic aerial imagery.
Which one was the Hi-Way 82 and which was the Pines Drive-In? Your guess is as good as mine.
There also may have been a Marbo Drive-In located in Tifton, as mentioned on the Drive-ins.com site.
Thanks Raymond. Trying to sort through this information is kinda difficult, when people leave vague comments which assume you are from the area or understand what they mean. It’s especially confusing when there is a drive-in which operated under multiple identities, or multiple drive-ins clustered together such as the Martin, Georgia, and Smyrna drive-ins.
Just to clarify, the Georgia Drive-In was also known as the Marietta Drive-In.
The Smyrna Drive-In was also known as the Fair Oaks Drive-In.
The Martin Drive-In was also in Marietta, but was only known as Martin Drive-In.
Raymond, does all of that information work for you?
The above address will map better to the location of the drive-in, which was on the north side of Dixie Rd, just west of the intersection with Dixie Rd.
The above address will map accurately to the location of the drive-in, which was located on the south side of E Atlanta St, just west of Pine Grove Rd.
Here is a 1964 aerial photo of the drive-in, courtesy of Earth Explorer and USGS.
Chuck, I would conclude that the Moon-Light in Millen and the Moon-Light in Emmalane are the same drive-in. The towns are only about 4 miles apart, and having two drive-ins with the same name so close together is not likely.
It should also be mentioned that Emmalane is more of a point on a map than a real town, and it was not unusual for drive-ins to go under the name of a nearby populated town, rather than the town where they were physically located.
Chuck, US 82 is the same as Albany Hwy.
2707 East 1st Street, Vidalia, GA 30474
The above address will map accurately to the location of the drive-in, which is now occupied by a Sears Hometown Store.
The drive-in is visible on Google Earth using historic aerial imagery.
The address in the current heading is off by about ½ mile to the east.
4273 Bemiss Rd, Valdosta, GA 31605
The above address will map accurately to the location of the drive-in.
Here is a 1970 aerial photo of the drive-in, courtesy of Earth Explorer and USGS.
3079 Old Highway 27, Trion, GA 30753
The above address will map accurately to the location of the drive-in.
Here is a 1964 aerial photo of the drive-in, courtesy of Earth Explorer and USGS.
There was a second drive-in on US 82 in Tifton, which was closed due to construction of I-75, and is underneath part of the southeast section of the US 82/I-75 cloverleaf.
Here is a 1972 aerial photo of the drive-in, courtesy of Earth Explorer and USGS.
The other drive-in was further west on US 82 near Carpenter Rd, which is visible on Google Earth using historic aerial imagery.
Which one was the Hi-Way 82 and which was the Pines Drive-In? Your guess is as good as mine.
There also may have been a Marbo Drive-In located in Tifton, as mentioned on the Drive-ins.com site.
U.S. 78 & C'Board Way, Thomson, GA 30824
Here is a 1971 aerial photo of the drive-in, courtesy of Earth Explorer and USGS.
Thanks Raymond. Trying to sort through this information is kinda difficult, when people leave vague comments which assume you are from the area or understand what they mean. It’s especially confusing when there is a drive-in which operated under multiple identities, or multiple drive-ins clustered together such as the Martin, Georgia, and Smyrna drive-ins.
Just to clarify, the Georgia Drive-In was also known as the Marietta Drive-In.
The Smyrna Drive-In was also known as the Fair Oaks Drive-In.
The Martin Drive-In was also in Marietta, but was only known as Martin Drive-In.
Raymond, does all of that information work for you?
Thomasville Rd & Dixie Rd, Quitman, GA 31643
The above address will map better to the location of the drive-in, which was on the north side of Dixie Rd, just west of the intersection with Dixie Rd.
The drive-in in THOMASTON was called the UPSON Drive-In.
HI-WAY DRIVE-IN was in THOMASVILLE, so the name of this listing should be changed to Upson Drive-In, please.
U.S. 19 & W County Rd, Thomaston, GA 30286
The above address will map accurately to the location of the Upson Drive-In, which was on the east side of US 19, just south of W County Rd.
Here is a USGS topo map which notes the location of the drive-in, courtesy of MSRMaps.com.
E Atlanta St & Pine Grove Rd, Bremen, GA 30176
The above address will map accurately to the location of the drive-in, which was located on the south side of E Atlanta St, just west of Pine Grove Rd.
Here is a 1964 aerial photo of the drive-in, courtesy of Earth Explorer and USGS.
Here is a 1958 aerial photo of the drive-in, courtesy of Earth Explorer and USGS.
U.S. 301 & Erin Ct, Sylvania, GA 30467
The above address will map accurately to the location of the drive-in, which was located on the east side of US 301, just north of Erin Ct.
Here is a 1958 aerial photo of the drive-in, courtesy of Earth Explorer and USGS.
West St & Overstreet Rd, Swainsboro, GA 30401
The above address will map accurately to the location of the drive-in.
Here is a 1968 aerial photo of the drive-in, courtesy of Earth Explorer and USGS.
12271 U.S. 301, Statesboro, GA 30458
The above address will map accurately to the location of the drive-in, which is visible on Google Earth using historic aerial imagery.
Frederica Rd & Riverview Dr, St Simons, GA 31522
The above address will map accurately to the location of the drive-in.
Here is a 1968 aerial photo of the drive-in, courtesy of Earth Explorer and USGS.
Here is a 1957 aerial photo of the drive-in, courtesy of Earth Explorer and USGS.
Atlanta Rd SE & Coggins Dr S E, Smyrna, GA 30080
The above address will map accurately to the location of the drive-in.
Here is a 1960 aerial photo of the drive-in, courtesy of HistoricAerials.com.
U.S. 80 & Bypass Rd, Savannah, GA 31408
The above address will map accurately to the location of the drive-in.
Here is a 1951 aerial photo of the drive-in, courtesy of Earth Explorer and USGS.
515 U.S. 80, Garden City, GA 31408
The above address will map accurately to the location of the drive-in.
Here is a 1951 aerial photo of the drive-in, courtesy of Earth Explorer and USGS.
McFarland Ave & Salem Rd, Rossville, GA 30741
The above address will map accurately to the location of the drive-in.
Here is a 1957 aerial photo of the drive-in, courtesy of Earth Explorer and USGS.
Calhoun Rd NE & Berwin Rd NE, Rome, GA 30161
The above address will map accurately to the location of the drive-in, which is visible on Google Earth using historic aerial imagery.
Cedartown Hwy & Industrial Blvd SE, Rome, GA 30161
The above address will map accurately to the location of the drive-in.
Here is a USGS topo map which notes the location of the drive-in, courtesy of MSRMaps.com.
10141 Dixie Rd, Quitman, GA 31643
The above address will map accurately to the location of the drive-in.
Here is a 1952 aerial photo of the drive-in, courtesy of Earth Explorer and USGS.
Also, I believe this drive-in operated under the name “Star Drive-In.”
Chuck, I would conclude that the Moon-Light in Millen and the Moon-Light in Emmalane are the same drive-in. The towns are only about 4 miles apart, and having two drive-ins with the same name so close together is not likely.
It should also be mentioned that Emmalane is more of a point on a map than a real town, and it was not unusual for drive-ins to go under the name of a nearby populated town, rather than the town where they were physically located.
U.S. 29 & Lake Ridge Way, Newnan, GA 30263
The above address will map accurately to the location of the drive-in, which is visible on Google Earth using historic aerial imagery.
Here is a USGS topo map which notes the location of the drive-in, courtesy of Earth Explorer and USGS.