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Drive-Ins Are Back, but It’s a Secret
June 18, 2009



The drive-in-movie theater celebrated its 75th anniversary last year

As the story goes, Richard Hollingshead Jr. experimented with the format in 1933 by showing movies in his driveway in Riverton, N.J. He hung a bed sheet between two trees and placed a Kodak film projector on the roof of his car.

Click wheels.blogs.nytimes.com for the whole story.



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