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Roadside America -- Trail Drive-in Theater, San Antonio, Texas

from The Library of Congress

  • calm respect said:
    Now this would make a great book !!! I'd love to do it !! Drive in theatres. I remember 3 here in south NJ alone- Parkway, Starlight, Atco !!!
  • Jazz Guy said:
    I think the last movie I went to at a drive in with my parents was "The Way We Were" or maybe "Valley of the Dolls." My parents didn't realize that they were showing porn on one of the other three screens at the outdoor theatre. "Wow." I remember thinking at 10 years of age. "That's pretty cool."
  • Awake Grain said:
    Used to live behind the Route 35 Drive-In in NJ. This is a cool photo!
  • Art Siegel said:
    Looks like this one is gone: "Trail Drive-In 910 SE Military Drive, San Antonio, TX 78214 Opened in 1946 and operated by Underwood & Ezell, it closed in 1984." cinematreasures.org/theaters/8194 Late 70's photo, with mural in better condition: photobucket.com/gallery/user/kencmcintyre/media/cGF0aDptb...
  • Rossano aka Bud Care said:
    Great (and probably rare) color capture of an American icon.

Strand Theater, angle 2, Boardwalk, Wildwood, New Jersey (LOC)

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  • swanq said:
    See Strand Theater, angle 1, Boardwalk, Wildwood, New Jersey (LOC)

Brown McDowell 12 year old usher in Princess Theatre. Works from 10 A.M. tp 10 P.M. Can barely read; has reached the second grade in school only. Investigator reports little actual need for earnings. Location: Birmingham, Alabama. (LOC)

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  • jojonas~ said:
    I added the subjects and year the photograph was shot to the tags here. I'm thinking it would benefit people searching :)
  • EmBeesWeb said:
    "Investigator reports little actual need for earnings." He does need earnings to save up so he can later get books and tutoring once he is emancipated from the adults who pay for his other needs. They don't really care about him or they'd be giving him a basic education somehow. Plus if he gets ill or injured there wouldn't much work he'd be able to do being illiterate and disabled. [Added subjects in case they are desired.]
  • redundant oatmeal said:
    nice
  • Art Siegel said:
    One of the things Lewis Hine did to get his photos was to engage in various pretexts. Obviously, if he said he was there to shoot children working during school hours he would be told to go away. Photographers have the same issues today when they want to shoot factory or slaughterhouse conditions. Here perhaps he told the staff that he wanted to take a portrait of them, then cropped almost everything out but the usher.
  • swanq said:
    www.imdb.com/title/tt0229373/ is the IMDb entry for the film showing. Dated September 30, 1914.