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Information for this tour was contributed by Dan Widder. This drive-in theater was built in 1952 by C.B. Crocker and father on 10 acres of land and could accomadate 300 cars. At the time it was located 1 mile from town. At the time of its demolition in 1992, it was within the city limits. The screen was built with 12-inch steel beams and anchored in 7 feet of concrete. This was done to withstand the high winds of southwest Kansas. It was purchased in 1972 by Richard and Norma and closed in 1987. These photos were taken in 1978. The picture showing at the time was "Corvette Summer" starring Mark Hamill and Annie Potts.
1978 photos from the Dan Widder collection.
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