Airview Drive-In
7500 East Pine Street,
Tulsa,
OK
74101
7500 East Pine Street,
Tulsa,
OK
74101
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The Cinema photos on Road Side Oklahoma is no longer working. See the home for more info.
This link has recent photos showing the Airview property now overgrown with wild bluebells,
http://www.roadsideoklahoma.com/node/194
Cool looking screen tower.
This web site is devoted the Airview Drive-IN …
http://tulsatvmemories.com/airview.html
This roadsideoklahoma link has color photos of what the Airview grounds look like now,
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Car capacity for the Airview Drive-In in 1975 was 700.
Other vintage photos of this drive-in can be seen by typing in word “airview”,
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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
Red Dawg: And the “tulsatvmemories” link really has alot of drive-in trivia, but the aerial 1940’s aerial photo is really the best!
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.
This web site contains complete history and photos of every drive-in theatre that ever existed in Tulsa,
http://tulsatvmemories.com/aida.html
Near the bottome of these web pages can be seen a color photo of the Tulsa’s Airview Drive-In Theatre;
http://www.losttulsa.com/
Vintage photos of the Airview Drive-In can be found here;
http://tulsatvmemories.com
and
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Last January I bought a 2005 calendar with a wonderful antique photograph of the AIRVIEW Drive-In, along with views of other early day Tulsa movie houses. It’s entitiled ‘Tulsa, See-Ya at the Movies’. Don’t know if its still available, but this calendar was published by a Tulsa company called Yellow Pad Inc.