For all you SoCal Drive-in Movie fans -- The Van Buren and Rubidoux
drive-ins now have brand new web sites. So rather than calling the
theatre or checking out Fandango.com or MovieTickets.com for show
times, you can now get the latest info directly from the source.

http://www.vanburendrivein.com
http://www.rubidouxdrivein.com

The new web sites were developed by David VonDerLinn of Tuesday
Creative, who also developed the Mission Tiki's widely acclaimed web site.

http://www.tuesdaycreative.co
http://www.missiontiki.com

Like the Mission Tiki site, the new Van Buren and Rubidoux sites
convey strong themes, reflecting the renovations and remodeling that
are transforming these Riverside landmarks into thoroughly modern
facilities, without sacrificing their half century tradition of
providing affordable, quality, first run, double feature, motion
picture entertainment.

The Van Buren, located in the historic Arlington orange grove district
of Riverside is being extensively remodeled. The grounds, box office
and snack bar now reflect the local character of the surrounding
community, celebrating its citrus grove heritage. Soon the main
screen tower will be decorated with a 60 x 40 ft. mural reminiscent of
the orange crate labels which advertized the allure of
turn-of-the-century California to people across the country.

The Rubidoux, Southern California's last remaining classic 1950s out
door theatre is also getting a face lift. The Art Deco style, main
screen tower, marquee and box office will remain unchanged, except for
improved landscaping and lighting. The new web site conveys a mid
century, Route 66, road side café atmosphere. The snack bar will soon
be transformed, realizing this classic American theme in three dimensions.

Danny Galardo (AKA Tiki Diablo), who created the themed architecture
and decorations at the Mission Tiki is also applying his unique vision
to the renovations at the Van Buren and Rubidoux.