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The world's first drive-in movie theatre opens in Pennsauken
Pennsauken, New Jersey
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Richard Hollingshead, a sales manager at his father's auto parts company in Camden, patented an open air theatre where the audience stayed in their cars and opened it on Admiral Wilson Boulevard on 6 June 1933. Admission was 25 cents a car and 25 cents a person, capped at a dollar. The first film was a British comedy called Wives Beware. The lot is long gone and this pin marks the township, not the screen.
That was 1 of the hidden places.
Location: city-level
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