Town & Country Drive-In, Abilene, TX 79603 - Image Galery

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screen and field

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Added: 12/31/2007

concessions bulding

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screen

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Ariel view of Town and Country

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Added: 12/13/2002

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Added: 5/20/2003

As you enter and exit the DI, you see functional oil wells. Appropriate here in Texas.

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Added: 5/20/2003

A rather wide lot

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Entrance and marquee. Current features: X2: X-Men United and Bulletproof Monk. The weekend of May 30th: Daddy Day Care and Agent Cody Banks.

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Added: 9/19/2003

Ticket booth. I think the sign on the left goes back to when the drive-in closed in 1981. It says "Now Showing."

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ticket booth with a pump jack in the background

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screen and lot

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screen and lot

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This is where screen 2 used to be before they closed in 1981. The owner says that he plans to rebuild screen 2 and possibly a third screen.

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These spotlights are used to attract customers. They weren't being used the Sunday I was there.

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This is a close-up of the pump jack located near the ticket booth.

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This is the concession building with the projection booth upstairs. It's located at the back of the lot rather than the middle which makes for a roomier lot.

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concession stand

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screen and lot at dusk

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concession stand seating

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Added: 9/3/2005

concession stand

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This is the movie "Twister." They brought back a classic from 1996. Sorry, I wasn't able to get any good photos of a "twister."

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Added: 9/3/2005

screen 2 projector and platter

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screen 1 projector and platter

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owner Ray Andress in the sound room

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ticket booth at night. The flash on my digital camera really does a good job of lighting things up in pitch black darkness.

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This is an old "Now Showing" sign that was used in the early 80's before the theater closed for about 20 years.

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Added: 9/3/2005

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Added: 6/11/2008

Granding opening ad on June 21st, 1956

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