Boot Hill Drive-In
Highway 50,
Dodge City,
KS
67801
Highway 50,
Dodge City,
KS
67801
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Glen Cooper opened the Dodge City Drive-In on March 29, 1950. He kicked off the grand opening with a Randolph Scott movie, "The Doolins of Oklahoma". Adult admission was .55 cents and children were admitted free. By 1955, it had been renamed Boot Hill Drive-In, and was operated by Mrs Glen A. Cooper.
Contributed by
Billy Holcomb / Billy Smith / Don Lewis
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Ads from 1950 promoting the grand opening of the Dodge City Drive in here and here in Dodge City Kansas.
I bet they showed westerns there!
tlsloews,there was a Boot Hill Drive-in,in that city.I ain’t making it up.
I believe you DAWG!
Tistletoehead—
I don’t know why I take time to post pictures or information since
you seem to be some kind of an expert.
Of course it showed westerns, cause that is all I cared about as a
boy.
At least I kept everything, and for pleasure for those like you who
know everything I have made available hundreds of pictures for Don’s Flickers.
Check them out, and see how many is real or phony.
If you don’t like westerns, then don’t look, because I don’t look at yours
BILLY W . HOLCOMB
Panhandle,I am no expert on anything,and how would you know if I do not like Westerns or not?Have a great day Billy.
OK— I am always jumping too quick—my mistake—I only saved western stuff, so that is all about I can ever post—Again Apology Given, and
same to you—have a blest day—