The marquee for this theater is still here, typical of signs used for Luxury Theaters indoor locations. Considering that it would advertise eight movies, it is tiny.
The marquee for this theater is still here, typical of signs used for Luxury Theaters indoor locations. Considering that it would advertise eight movies, it is tiny.
Even the central building looks like a typical Luxury construction, with ruffled cement bricks as the exterior decoration. The building has been painted a deep color, typical of Act III renovations in the mid-90s. It looks like a typical cookie-cutter muliplex inside-out.
Entrance road, and two of the four screens.
A better view of both screens.
Detail of back of screen. This screen is in better shape than some screens on drive-ins that are still open.
Another view of the central building. You can see a hint of row landscaping in this photo. Either the landscaping was never very deep, or it's been graded over for the current use of this part of the lot: a driver's training course:
Terraserver photo of Beaverton Drive-In.
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