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Mission Drive-In Theatre, 1963


This is how the Mission Drive-In appeared in 1963 as a single screen drive-in.  This picture shows the original marquee and screen tower.  When the Mission was remodeled and increased to four screens in 1975, this marquee was abandoned and a new, larger marquee erected.  The original screen was demolished, and the screen surface was used to create fencing along the Northern perimeter of the theatre.  Note the sign advertising the fledgling swap meet, partially visible in the lower left section of the photo.

The Mission Drive-In Theatre

The 4-screen Mission Drive-In operates nightly, exhibiting First Run, double features. All screens have just been painted allowing us to produce the brightest outdoor images available. Try it once, and you'll be back. Especially at the bargain price of $ 7.00 per person....and don't forget, children under 10 years of age are FREE.

 


 

The Mission Swap Meet

The Mission Swap meet is one of California's premier open markets.  In operation since the 1960's, the Mission Swap Meet operates every Wednesday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.  Whether you are looking to buy or sell garage sale items, collectables, households, clothing or new items, the Mission Swap Meet is the place to be.  Try it once, and you will make the Mission Swap Meet your exclusive open market.



NOW SHOWING AT THE MISSION DRIVE-IN


 

Poster For 1963 Jerry Lewis Combo

Don't Give Up The Ship, starring Jerry Lewis, was released in 1963, and the studio pared it with Jerry Lewis' 1958 hit,  Rock A Bye Baby.



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