Looks as if the Teepee Drive-In was constructed in an economy version of “High Tech” design. Probaby that metal tube screentower structure was originally painted bright colors.
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Chester Gould, who created the Dick Tracy character of cartoon strip fame, grew up in Pawnee. It has been reported that Gould earned extra cash painting movie posters while attending OSU in Stillwater. Wonder if he did the same for Pawnee theatres?
Looks as if the Teepee Drive-In was constructed in an economy version of “High Tech” design. Probaby that metal tube screentower structure was originally painted bright colors.
roadsideoklahoma has other info,
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On this site type in word “Tinker” to see a vintage 1949 photo of this drive-in.
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Maybe these two drive-ins were one and the same. This web site has info on both the Park Vue and Sky Vue.
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The fine web site has a historical outline and color shots of the Beacon,
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This roadsideoklahoma link has several color photos of the former Woodstock Drive-In grounds,
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This link states this 5th Street property is now used as a junk yard. A sad ending for such a nice drive-in!
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This link has facts and vintage photos of the Duncan Drive-In. Who could ask for more?
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This link has a lot of facts about the old Bee Gee,
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This link has recent pictures of the Sundown grounds -
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This site has sketchy detail of the Hilltop & states the drive-in has been demolished -
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Here is another link to above mentioned newspaper story -
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and link with brief history of the Nusho -
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The fine link has a complete history of this small town movie house -
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This advanced web site has both vintage and current pictures of the Redskin -
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This advanced web site has a history of the Tower Drive-In. Today no trace remains of this theatre -
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This web site has photo of former Pix (I believe building has since burned down) -
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Advacned link with vintage interior / exterior photographs of the McSwain -
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Nice link with sharp interior & exterior Kiva pix -
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Link with photos of former Drive-In East Theatre -
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Link with classic exterior & interior shots of the old Ritz Building (theatre probably did open 1906?) -
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Another link with historic Rex Theatre exterior & interior shots –
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Vintage exterior/interior photos of the Plaza can be viewed here -
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This link has clear vintage exterior/interior images of the RKO Delta -
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Two famous persons who once resided in Pawnee;
Chester Gould, who began life in this pleasant small town -
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and Pawnee Bill, who spent his last years there -
http://www.pawneebillranch.com/site/1420691/
Chester Gould, who created the Dick Tracy character of cartoon strip fame, grew up in Pawnee. It has been reported that Gould earned extra cash painting movie posters while attending OSU in Stillwater. Wonder if he did the same for Pawnee theatres?
To view vintage images narrow search by typing in words “trail drive-in” -
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