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Love the old washing machine

There still seems to be a drive-in with this name, but this structure is gone. See www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g30165-d2615593-Rev... By 2006 it looked like www.flickr.com/photos/lastpictureshow/224089538/ See cinematreasures.org/theaters/13296

Thanks, swanq. It would be interesting to know if anything connects these theaters apart from the name.

Questa is where that mine is. Can't remember what kind of mine.

Molly or mollybnium, spelling is incorrect, it's added to aluminum to strengthen it, the tailings from the mine destroyed the red river which ran through town for years, one of the best brown trout fisheries in the west with spawning trout coming up out of the rio grande, huge fish in small stream only 20 yards wide at its widest.

See cinematreasures.org/theaters/13296/photos/85364

www.tascosadrivein.com/ (but the website is not avaiable for me) de-de.facebook.com/TascosaDriveIn/ The southern part still seems to be in operation, but the screen shown on the photo no longer exists. "The original Tascosa screen was at the bottom of the hill where the RV park is now located at Dumas E-way and N 24th St. The original screen, which burned in the late '70s, was a classic, old, and quite impressive drive-in theater structure with a mural on the front." cinematreasures.org/theaters/13296/comments Streetview 2017

Thanks, B-59, for the information, which we will use when we update the catalog record.