A remnant of a unique American icon. In the fifties and sixties when cars were big enough to hold anywhere from two to twelve with three in the trunk, drive-ins were the primary entertainment for teenagers. Who cared about bad sound quality? No one was listening! These old theatres were some of the first to use neon in all of its glory. "American Graffitti" anyone?
Wednesday, December 17, 2008
Walls and Signage
A remnant of a unique American icon. In the fifties and sixties when cars were big enough to hold anywhere from two to twelve with three in the trunk, drive-ins were the primary entertainment for teenagers. Who cared about bad sound quality? No one was listening! These old theatres were some of the first to use neon in all of its glory. "American Graffitti" anyone?
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