Mustang Drive-In

713 W. Broadway Street,
Denver City, TX 79323

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Previous Names: Pioneer Drive-In

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Mustang Drive-In

Originally opened prior to 1950 as the Pioneer Drive-In operated by Francis L. Anderson. By 1952 it was operated by J.C. Capps and he renamed it Mustang Drive-In. By early 1954 it was operated by Bill Jensen & Reece Wilkerson. It was still open in 1957. No trace of it remains today and the site is now Thriftway Foods supermarket.

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MichaelKilgore
MichaelKilgore on November 6, 2019 at 9:29 am

Billboard, Jan. 30, 1954: “Jenson and Wilkerson, owners-operators of the Rhea Theater, Denver City, Tex., have purchased land on which they plan to construct a new drive-in theater.”

If that was a bluff, it looks like it worked.

Billboard, Feb, 27, 1954: “Bill Jenson and Reese Wilkerson have purchased the Mustang Drive-In, Denver City. Tex. Jenson owns the Rhea Theater there with Wilkerson as city manager.”

MichaelKilgore
MichaelKilgore on October 27, 2021 at 3:19 pm

Variety, Aug. 1, 1951: “F. L. Anderson sold his Pioneer Drive-In at Denver City to J. C. Capps. New owner expects to modernize the ozoner and build a snack bar.”

Billboard, Aug. 15, 1953: “J. C. Capps, owner-operator of Mustang Drive-In, Denver City, Tex., has increased the theater’s capacity by 50 cars. He has also installed new sound and projection equipment.”

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