I worked at the drive-in 2/4 nights a week while in the US ARMY stationed at Edgewood Arsenal from 1964 to 1966.
The Owner/Manager and his wife and daughter were in charge.
They were wonderful happy go-lucky employers who made the job fun and enjoyable. They allowed us to bring our soldier friends with us to watch the movies while we were working.
Weekends were nearly always full houses The final chore was to get everyone out when the movie ended around 2:00 AM.
I have many lasting memories from one of the best jobs I’ve ever had. It is sad that drive-in movies have long faded into the dust bin of time. They were a real blast!
I worked at the drive-in 2/4 nights a week while in the US ARMY stationed at Edgewood Arsenal from 1964 to 1966.
The Owner/Manager and his wife and daughter were in charge.
They were wonderful happy go-lucky employers who made the job fun and enjoyable. They allowed us to bring our soldier friends with us to watch the movies while we were working.
Weekends were nearly always full houses The final chore was to get everyone out when the movie ended around 2:00 AM.
I have many lasting memories from one of the best jobs I’ve ever had. It is sad that drive-in movies have long faded into the dust bin of time. They were a real blast!