There was one in Wichita that showed porn and it was partially visible to Kellog traffic and caused a lot of accidents.
My wife and I make it a point to go to the Beacon in Guthrie once a year. Nice family run business and family atmosphere. Has a grass area in front of screen area for kids to play. Haven't been to the Winchester in a while but the crowd is a bit rougher. The Beacon runs only one movie a night, closes early and is close to Edmond. The Winchester runs 2 or 3 movies and is open late. It's only my wife and I and we go for the nostalgia of it and to enjoy a nice evening in the lawn chair with some cut up melon and snacks. We pick a warm, not hot night, with a decent breeze to keep the mosquitos at bay. I remember I violated my wife ( then girlfriend ) 43 years ago at the Winchester. Watched one movie, climbed up under the dark tinted shell of the 1974 El Camino, Made a Move and a Movie ourselves, popped back out to a then thinned crowd and watched the last movie. No motion commotion if you remember to stiffen the air shocks before going. If I was to go to the Winchester with my wife now, and I know this might sound kinky to some but She'd want it to be a threesome. Her preferred third party being my old friend Colt, Mr. Smith or for a real good time any Heckler family member !?!?!?
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In the mid-'60s, went to my first drive-in on the day after my 16th birthday. Had just purchased my first car, a '56 Ford Fairlane sedan. My girlfriend (Debbie - last name withheld to protect the not-so-innocent) and I actually watched the movie that night! Well, the first one anyway, which starred William Holden as I recall. Got my first real, honest-to-goodness sloppy-wet kiss during the second movie... and somehow I have no memory of that movie, at all.
As we were preparing to leave, I depressed the clutch just a moment too soon (before Deb got her window rolled down, to replace the speaker on the post). The car rolled backward down the slight incline, reached the short limit of the stretchy cord, and loudly cracked the side window. My parents noticed, but never asked me about it. However, Dad grinned. A lot.
As we were preparing to leave, I depressed the clutch just a moment too soon (before Deb got her window rolled down, to replace the speaker on the post). The car rolled backward down the slight incline, reached the short limit of the stretchy cord, and loudly cracked the side window. My parents noticed, but never asked me about it. However, Dad grinned. A lot.
Kid, now a doctor, was known to watch movies from one of few remaining drive-in theaters....from outside. They'd chip in for one entrance who would use walkie-talkie to "broadcast" sound outside to adjacent parking lot with a speaker in car where all others would watch movie, down brews, charm the girls with daring "hold my brew, watch this" escapades.
There's a good one in Shattuck still going, been to it a few times
Yep, the Teepee Drive-In at Dewey (Route 66) and Taft reopened in 2023. Every time I drive by there I think I need to go see a movie there, but I never remember when I have the time to actually go to a movie...
It is. My wife's cousin bought it and refurbished it. I believe it's closed for the season. THey did a nice job on it. Apparently spend north of $3M getting it back up and running again.
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