#sills

[vintagelasvegas]

Sill's Drive-In, Las Vegas, c. 1952

The first 24-hour drive-in restaurant in Las Vegas, located at 1100 South 5th St (Las Vegas Blvd) and Charleston Blvd, was opened by Mr. & Mrs. James M. Sill and Thelma Louise Sill, and Orpha Sill Miller in Jan. ‘42. The Coca-Cola neon sign was replaced by the neon waitress sign in the 50s.

Sill’s was the scene where Rev. T. Malcolm Jones of Christ Church Episcopal was shot and killed by parishioner Ray Smith 1/19/55.

The drive-in became Tip Top in ‘59, demolished in '65.

Headline photos: Unknown photographer, (1) From a Las Vegas High School reunion invitation, via Jennifer Kennedy, (2) via Classiclasvegas.com

Postcard, 40s

Postcard, 40s

Postcard, stamp dated 10/14/47

Postcard, '56. The smaller building on the right was a separate restaurant at 402 E. Charleston which was in operation under different names through the 80s.

Undated. Ray W. Baldwin Photograph Collection (PH-00194), UNLV Special Collections & Archives.

Sill’s Drive-In Opens Tomorrow. Review-Journal, 1/20/42 p2

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[karolpilberg]

Blue is the warmest colour (2013) dir. Abdellatif Kechiche

[sills-things-blog1]

I made another one

[natstarbuck]

[featherstonevintage]

Bonnie Cashin 1960s Sills Gray Wool Leather Trim A-Line Skirt

Available on Featherstone Vintage

[theartofmusicvideos]

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[vintagelasvegas]

Neon Waitress in Las Vegas

Sill's Drive-In, Las Vegas Blvd & Charleston Blvd, 1957. Ektachrome slide scan from Thomas Hawk.

Bright Spot Drive-In, Stewart & 3rd St, 1960s. Photo courtesy of Mike Stone.

This neon waitress sign was made for Sill's Drive-In. Sill's closed in '59. The sign was later spotted at Bright Spot Drive-In. All other details of the sign, unknown.