They were a big attraction back in 1950's and 60's.
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Wednesday, November 14, 2012
Signs, Signs - Drive-In Movie Theatre
They were a big attraction back in 1950's and 60's.
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Great signs but the first one must be from a newer day design with all the colors.
ReplyDeleteLove that first sign. It's a classic!
ReplyDeletewhat cool signs...I remember going to the drive in as a teenager...oh my....what fun....ours had the best crab cakes ever at the 'snack shack'....
ReplyDeleteThat's awesome. Sadly, I've never been to a drive in.
ReplyDeleteThat bring back memories.
ReplyDeleteI loved the snackbar also. I loved that fishwich smothered in Mayo on a huge bun
and fries and back then I drank real coke. Great shots Andy.
Oh wow! These are fantastic..what a treat. I'm a big fan of all things Americana, and drive in theaters are right up there..also very hard to find anymore.
ReplyDeleteOh wow, I love the idea that the employees here might've locked up behind them and left everything as is, 50s movie signs and all. Drive-ins are such a rarity now.
ReplyDeleteGreat sign. Isn't it wonderful that they still exist.
ReplyDeleteI haven't seen a drive-in in years!
ReplyDeleteThat is one fancy drive-in sign!!
ReplyDeleteI don't suppose you could bring horse along, too, though :(
Ooh -- does that ever bring back memories. I don't recognize the movie titles (but don't go all that often nowadays )...but is it still open? That would be awesome.
ReplyDeleteWhat fun, Andy. I remember going to drive-n movies when I was a little kid.
ReplyDeleteIt looks like this one is still in business? Two screens worth? Nice signs!
ReplyDeleteAt first glance I thought the first one was a hot dog and bun! Then I looked closer and saw it was a horse! Obviously this is still open since they are new movies. Pretty cool!
ReplyDeleteI don't recall the last time I saw a drive-in theater. Nice shots!
ReplyDeleteLove drive-in movie theaters, and this is a good one. Nothing wrong with showing old films. Fun photos that spark the imagination.
ReplyDeletewe love movies around here and our climate is perfect for a drive-in movie theater. i wonder why we never had a drive-in theater.
ReplyDeletethese are great shots!
andy...we have a drive in here which has been a HUGE hit for years. last year they got enough money thru donation and the like to go digital...at least I think that is what it is. these signs are so cool. ours is pretty generic. what do you mean that the camera makes changes to the SOOC?
ReplyDeleteI've run across a couple of old drive-ins here in Texas that have reopened and seem to be doing well.
ReplyDeleteso cool!
ReplyDeleteI love how large that sign is on the building. ha.