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Silver Bow Twin Drive-In

Butte, Montana

A classic theatre located along a desolate Montana road.  

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This drive-in movie theater has been in operation since 1977, showing new releases on twin projector screens.

The projection booth and concession stand were originally built as part of a nearby drive-in theater in 1943 and relocated after its closure. There is no formal street address and a dirt road entrance.

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