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Taken from May 1953 newspaper (The Kansan) showing the features of Lake Park Drive-in. The site is now a concrete recycling center the trailer park was wiped out in the flood of 93

Lake Park Drive-InKansas City, KSCredit: Elwyn Davis

Topo map

Lakeside Drive-InKansas City, KSCredit: Elwyn Davis

Aerial view of Lakeside Drive-in.

Lakeside Drive-InKansas City, KSCredit: Elwyn Davis

I finally found a picture of the theater in operation. I'm guessing late 50's or early 60's notice the building is the same one as in the other picture.

Lakeside Drive-InKansas City, KSCredit: Elwyn Davis

Ad for Lakeside Dining Room which was a feature of Lakeside Drive-in.

Lakeside Drive-InKansas City, KSCredit: Elwyn Davis

I found this picture in a 1968 Washington High School Yearbook.

Lakeside Drive-InKansas City, KSCredit: Elwyn Davis

Here are a few remaining speaker poles.

Lakeside Drive-InKansas City, KSCredit: Elwyn Davis

Here is part of the fence and a light pole that ran along both sides of the entrance.

Lakeside Drive-InKansas City, KSCredit: Elwyn Davis

Here is the entrance now.

Lakeside Drive-InKansas City, KSCredit: Elwyn Davis

ad flyer

Lakeside Drive-InKansas City, KSCredit: Biged2000

ad flyer

Lakeside Drive-InKansas City, KSCredit: Biged2000

Aerial view of the remains of Kansas Drive-in. Where the screen was has been built on.

Kansas Drive-In TheaterKansas City, KSCredit: Elwyn Davis

This is what is left of the parking lot at the Kansas Drive-in

Kansas Drive-In TheaterKansas City, KSCredit: Elwyn Davis

This is one of the few speaker pole bases left at the site. It is unusual shape.

Kansas Drive-In TheaterKansas City, KSCredit: Elwyn Davis

Library copy of Kansan newspaper ad for opening day on August 27,1947. First drive-in in Kansas City, KS; some locals think it was the Boulevard (open 1950). Advertised as having first tilted down screen in the US; baby bottle warming service.

Kansas Drive-In TheaterKansas City, KSCredit: Elwyn Davis

This is a Circa 1948 scan of a newspaper ad advertising the modern tilted screen.

Kansas Drive-In TheaterKansas City, KSCredit: Elwyn Davis

Walk-Up Snack Bar.

Kansas Drive-In TheaterKansas City, KSCredit: Rick Hasley

Kanopolis Drive In and ticket booth at dusk

Kanopolis Drive-InKanopolis, KSCredit: Charles E. Pratt, Jr.

marquee

Forty Two Sky Vue Drive-InWichita, KSCredit: Evil Sam Graham, Joel Sanderson

screen and marquee

Forty Two Sky Vue Drive-InWichita, KSCredit: Evil Sam Graham, Joel Sanderson

TerraServer image. Seems some buildings and possibly the screen may have been standing in the early 1990's. The rest of the property looked plowed.

Hil-Top Drive-In TheaterLa Crosse, KSCredit: William Sureck

handbill advertisement

Hil-Top Drive-In TheaterLa Crosse, KSCredit: Bill Sureck

Hilltop Drive-In TheaterMarysville, KS

Aerial photo

Great Bend Drive-InGreat Bend, KSCredit: Google Earth

Map showing location of DI on west end of town at Patton & 10th which is 56 hiway

Great Bend Drive-InGreat Bend, KSCredit: Elwyn Davis

1953 newspaper ad

Great Bend Drive-InGreat Bend, KSCredit: Elwyn Davis

marquee: from Movie House History - The Classic Theaters of Kansas.

Great Western Drive-InLiberal, KSCredit: Jeff Edling

Vintage matchbook cover.

Garden City Drive-InGarden City, KSCredit: William Sureck

Frontier Drive-in

Frontier Drive-InAtchison, KS

Marque of Frontier Drive-in

Frontier Drive-InAtchison, KS

screen

Frontier Drive-InAtchison, KSCredit: Mark Dodson

marquee and screen

Frontier Drive-InAtchison, KSCredit: Mark Dodson