Montrose
FOOD & DRINK
In Montrose, pride and an uncertain future mark one of the country’s oldest drive-in theaters
When Pamela Friend said she was born at Montrose’s Star Drive-In Theatre, she’s hardly exaggerating. “My parents put me in a cradle in the back room,” she said, wearing one of the theater’s signature tie-dye shirts over her lean frame as she quickly went from task to task in the brightly lit concession stand.
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