Star-Vue Drive-In

4791 W. Van Giesen Street,
West Richland, WA 99353

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Previously operated by: Alliance Theater Corp.

Architects: John S. Frewen

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This drive-in was built in an area that is on the outskirts of Richland, Washington. Originally considered “Lower Yakima”, Carl Heminger bought property in the area in the late-1940’s and wanted to call it Heminger City. The people who lived there preferred for it to be called Enterprise. People who grew up there in the late-1940’s/early-1950’s will call it by either name, or a combination of both names.

The drive-in was built in 1954, and the first films shown were Clark Gable in “Lone Star” and Dean Stockwell in “The Happy Years”. The Star-Vue Drive-In was short lived but it was shut down in 1959. The drive-in was on the land that is now behind a doctor’s office and the West Richland post office, land of which remains untouched.

Contributed by John Book

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Jamey_monroe45 on July 15, 2023 at 1:05 am

Now West Richland Physical Therapy according to Alphabet.

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