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Drive In Theaters.
The drive-in joins the scale of a private car to the scale of a public spectacle. Its screen and roadside sign address different audiences, one already inside and another still deciding to enter. Margolies’s photographs let us study that threshold: the entrance, the name and the promise of an evening beyond it. Look across the collection for variations in lettering, approach and landscape, and use the photograph date to locate each image within his travels.
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Victory Drive-in Theater, Victory west of Coldwater Canyon, Van Nuys, California

Fiesta Drive-in Theater, Route 59, Laredo, Texas

Fiesta Drive-in Theater, Route 59, Laredo, Texas

Trail Drive-in Theater, SW Military, San Antonio, Texas

Trail Drive-in Theater, SW Military, San Antonio, Texas

Compton Drive-in Theater, Rosecrans Avenue, Compton, California

Compton Drive-in Theater, Rosecrans Avenue, Compton, California

Martin Cadillac, site of old drive-in, Olympic and Bundy, Los Angeles, California

Drive-in Theater, Buckroe Beach mini golf, Hampton, Virginia

Trail Drive-in Theater, Amarillo, Texas

Airway drive in sign, Saint Ann, Missouri

Yankton Drive-In, Yankton, South Dakota

Ft. Roc Drive-in Theater, Route 21, Rock Hill, South Carolina

Texan Drive-In, Pecos, Texas

Bordertown Drive-In, Laredo, Texas

Bordertown Drive-In, Laredo, Texas

Buckhorn Drive-In, Mission, Texas

Circus Drive-In, Anacortes, Washington

Marty's Sky Drive-In, Jamestown, North Dakota

Marty's Sky Drive-In, Jamestown, North Dakota

Red Run Drive-in Theater, Route 16, Rouzerville, Pennsylvania

Red Run Drive-in Theater, Route 16, Rouzerville, Pennsylvania

Shasta Drive-In, Klamath Falls, Oregon
