B & B Twin Drive-In
Missouri 291 and E. Kentucky Road,
Independence,
MO
64058
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Operated by: B & B Theatres
Previously operated by: Globe Cinemas
Functions: Movies (First Run)
Previous Names: Twin Drive-In
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Box Office:
816.257.2234
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The Twin Drive-In was opened on November 24, 1965 with Elvis Presley in “Harum Scarum”, Jay North in “Zebra in the Kitchen” & Gregory Peck in “Mirage” on Screen 1 and James Caan in “Red Line 7000”, Tony Randall in “Fluffy” & Marlon Brando in “One Eyed Jacks” on Screen 2. Today it screens a double bill on each of its two screens. The two screens have a total capacity of 1,400 cars. There are late shows on Friday and Saturday with a repeat screening of the first feature. Audio is provided through FM radio.
The Twin Drive-In was operated by the independent Globe Cinemas company and operates during summer months. It was taken over by B & B Theatres in 2015.
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Here are some shots I took yesterday while it was snowing outside.
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Here is a photo from a couple of years ago:
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Here is an August 2009 photo:
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Neat looking marquee.
Above address does not map properly. Use Missouri 291 & E Kentucky Rd, Independence, MO 64058.
Grand opening ad in photo section.
My 1969 IMPA erroneously lists the “Twin I & II” under Kansas City MO, capacity 1700. That error persisted through at least the 1976 edition. The 1982 edition was more accurate, listing it in Independence with 2 x 850 capacity.
Opened on 24/11/1965 with on screen 1 with “Harum scarum” and “Zebra in the kitchen” and “Mirage” and on screen 2 with “Red line 7000”, and “Fluffy” and “One-Eyed Jacks”. 1600 cars. Playground removed in 2002. Digital projectors opened on both screens in 2014.
Whats does B & B( in B & B Theatres) stand for?
The marquee is seen at the begining of an episode of the tv series “American Pickers”( Cowzilla in Colorado).