Airview Drive-In
7500 East Pine Street,
Tulsa,
OK
74101
7500 East Pine Street,
Tulsa,
OK
74101
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The Airview Drive-In opened in 1955 and was operated by Video Independent. It was a single screen ozoner with a capacity of 700 cars. It closed in 1982 and was later demolished.
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The “losttulsa” link is fascinating and especially when I scrolled down far enough and found the Price Tower built by Frank Lloyd Wright article with photo. I have sent it to a fellow FLW fan as I know he will appreciate it.
Red Dawg: And the “tulsatvmemories” link really has alot of drive-in trivia, but the aerial 1940’s aerial photo is really the best!
Courtesy of Tulsa Library comes this vintage image of the Airview Drive-In Theatre screen tower, and Story Book Lane -
http://www.tulsalibrary.org/JPG/D4039.jpg
Other vintage photos of this drive-in can be seen by typing in word “airview”,
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Car capacity for the Airview Drive-In in 1975 was 700.
This roadsideoklahoma link has color photos of what the Airview grounds look like now,
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This web site is devoted the Airview Drive-IN …
http://tulsatvmemories.com/airview.html
Cool looking screen tower.
This link has recent photos showing the Airview property now overgrown with wild bluebells,
http://www.roadsideoklahoma.com/node/194
The Cinema photos on Road Side Oklahoma is no longer working. See the home for more info.