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Back of the screen at the Sage Crest Drive-in in Yerington Nevada

Photographing at the Sage Crest Drive-in

Posted on April 12, 2022

The first commercial drive-in movie theatre in the United States opened in 1933, just outside of Camden, New Jersey. In the car-centric late 1950s, drive-in theatres became very popular and reached a peak of over 4000 drive-in movie screens, nationwide in 1958. [1] One of the largest drive-in movie theatres featured spaces for 2500 cars,…

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