Beany's Drive-In Long Beach California -1952
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- Опубликовано: 14 апр 2015
- Beany's was one of thousands of burger and shake Drive-In joints throughout the U.S. After WWII, America's men and women returned home and began an economic boom that will not soon be forgotten. Heartfelt thanks to the "Greatest Generation" our parents, grandparents and great-grandparents for their sacrifice and determination to make this country what it is today. Take a few minutes and enjoy a nostalgic journey back in time. The '50's, the music, the movies and the memories helped to define a vast generation of 'Baby Boomers'. Enjoy!
![California 1930s in color, San Pedro, Olympic Blvd [60fps, Remastered] w/sound design added](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/yEPmQ22l58g/mqdefault.jpg)
I was born in 1962...this place must of been fantastic.....Long Beach was always Great!!!....I was raised in San Pedro...but Long Beach was Heaven...I miss the Drive In Theaters...the Circle and the Las Altos.... always in my Childhood...than the Lakewood and Long Beach too...my dad always took us kids to the movies in Long Beach..he never liked the ones in L A... fantastic days this must have been....I seen some of it in the 1960s and 1970s... when the 80s came it was the beginning of the End!!!
Why were there so few palm trees in LB back then?
Out by the Circle it was always nice!!!
I was born 20 years too late to actually live in this time period 😢 but my imagination and watching videos like this and listening to the music and even as far as sometimes wear the fashions from back then etc brings me back the best way possible ❤
I always liked Long Beach over San Pedro!!!
I wonder if the Ice cream place is still on Bellflower and sterins !!!?
Great job Leonard. There's a guy on another RUclips channel who published a 2:24 minute version of this but yours is far better. The music is spot on for that era.
The other RUclips video used a piece by Fats Domino which wasn't released until early 1962 so ... again, outstanding job.
This is truly wonderful. bout 10 years before my time, but it resembles the old Long Beach that I remember.
Why were there so few palm trees in LB back then?