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(Below) The Apache Drive-in Theatre was one of the last of the many Tucson Drive-ins to close down. Starting off as a single-screener, it was made into a triple in 1977. One of the screens was then torn down in 1991 and the drive-in itself closed in 1994. The property now belongs to the sheriffs department and they recently built a huge records center on the former Apache site off of Benson Highway. Many thanks to George Cohn for photos and info

Apache Drive-in Marquee (Demolished) Tucson, AZ Photo and info courtesy George Cohn	Apache Drive-in (Demolished) Tucson, AZ Photo and info courtesy George Cohn

(Below) Here are some shots of the Parker Drive-in Theatre in Parker, Arizona. The drive-in itself appears to have been closed down for quite some time. Check out the missing pieces on the screen tower and the slab that used to be the projection booth.

Parker Drive-in Theatre (Closed) Parker, AZ Photo courtesy Rob Svirskas	Close-up of the screen tower (Closed) Parker, AZ Photo courtesy Rob Svirskas
The remains of the projection booth (Closed) Parker, AZ Photo courtesy Rob Svirskas	The entrance in (Closed) Parker, AZ Photo courtesy Rob Svirskas

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