WOW! Thank you for assembling these wonderful clips from yesteryear. This brings back calorie and cholesterol-filled memories that I will always cherish from my childhood. Also, as a graphic designer, I love the stylings for reference -- including the music. Finally, your clever timing of the countdown to the exact minutes of this video shows how much you love to entertain to perfection. Superbly done and supremely appreciated!
Thank you for your kindness! I love drive-in's & my favorite childhood memories were of the intermission film. We have retired from the Moon Drive-In, & have decided not to renew our lease. There will be no more film, after 2012 or very little. Our 60 year old American made projectors would run great for another 60 years, but they are obsolete without 35mm film. The surviving drive-ins will have to convert to foreign made digital at a cost over 100,000.00 per screen. Too rich for our blood!
crazybobdj sad. My friend operates a drive in in central Illinois. He had to buy an expensive new digital projector to stay in business. Sad, but oh well, new movies are terrible anyway. At least we have our memories.
Well, Luis, I have had only the experience of one drive-in theater in the area, and they apparently did not have them. And, here in Minnesota, there is a real need.
Remember folks, please replace the speaker on the post before you drive away...
Thanks for sharing..Bob
WOW! Thank you for assembling these wonderful clips from yesteryear. This brings back calorie and cholesterol-filled memories that I will always cherish from my childhood. Also, as a graphic designer, I love the stylings for reference -- including the music. Finally, your clever timing of the countdown to the exact minutes of this video shows how much you love to entertain to perfection. Superbly done and supremely appreciated!
A nice compilation of Drive-In intermission clips. A reflection of simpler times.
Fanfiction Intermission hot coffee and some cookies then bed after the next Chapter.
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Thank you for your kindness! I love drive-in's & my favorite childhood memories were of the intermission film. We have retired from the Moon Drive-In, & have decided not to renew our lease. There will be no more film, after 2012 or very little. Our 60 year old American made projectors would run great for another 60 years, but they are obsolete without 35mm film. The surviving drive-ins will have to convert to foreign made digital at a cost over 100,000.00 per screen. Too rich for our blood!
crazybobdj sad. My friend operates a drive in in central Illinois. He had to buy an expensive new digital projector to stay in business. Sad, but oh well, new movies are terrible anyway. At least we have our memories.
You found 9 & 8? Cool!
frosty man! frosty! begins in 0:00 ends in 0:05!
What did "Enjoy Pepsi Either Way" mean on that one sign? "Either way"???
Good question! Maybe regular & diet? ..I remember , in the 60's, that Dr. Pepper advertised "drink hot or cold" ...I thought yuk!
Where is 6 and showtime for the clown bumpers
Where did you get the clown bumpers
Do they still offer those bug repellent coils at the Drive-In Theater? 🎥
Well, Luis, I have had only the experience of one drive-in theater in the area, and they apparently did not have them. And, here in Minnesota, there is a real need.
We had them at the Moon drive-in! ..still have a few.
@@crazybobdj Cool beans
They still sell them at winco
Find the 6 minutes bumper!
The rest of the clown intermission bumpers are found?