Bel-Kirk Drive-In
11100 33rd Place NE,
Bellevue,
WA
98004
11100 33rd Place NE,
Bellevue,
WA
98004
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Previously operated by: SRO Theaters
Previous Names: Evergreen Point Drive-In
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The single-screen Evergreen Point Drive-In was opened on October 25, 1967 with James Coburn in “Waterhole #3” & Rosalind Russell in “Oh Dad, Poor Dad, Mamas Hung You in the Closet and I’m Feelin' So Sad”. In May 1970 it was renamed Bel-Kirk Drive-In. A second screen was added in 1977. It was closed by SRO Theatres on September 15, 1985.
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Must have opened in the 60’s,nothing i can find in my 1950’s decade motion picture almanac.
Theatre opened in 1967 and was built by Mullendore Theaters. SRO took the theatre over in 1977 and closed it in 1986
Correction: This drive in was built by S. F Burns Co.
Update: Yes, this theater was built in 1967 by S. F. Burns & Co. By the mid 70’s a second screen was added just above the existing box offices at the entrance. It was managed from 1971 until it closed by Burns’s daughter, Marsele. His son, Jack, was a projectionist at the theater while he attended law school. Burns’s daughter, Raylah, ran the theater supply business for many years. S. F. Burns & Co sold theater supplies to both drive-in’s and indoor theaters throughout the Pacific Northwest.
Now law offices. Also was a twin. Please update. Closed between 1981 and 1990.
The Evergreen Point Drive-In opened its gates on October 25, 1967 with James Coburn in “Waterhole No. 3” and Robert Morse in “Oh Dad, Poor Dad”. It was renamed the Bel-Kirk Drive-In in May 1970, and a second screen was added in 1977.
The Bel-Kirk closed its gates for the final time by SRO Theatres on September 15, 1985. Screen 1 closed with the triple feature of “Superstition”, “Friday The 13th: A New Beginning” and “Nightmares”, and Screen 2 closed with the double feature of “Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome” and “National Lampoon’s European Vacation”.