I love the intermission ads. Even when i am running errands, i turn on my phone to the RUclips drive-in ads and have it come through my speakers in my SUV.
while people were piling into the concession stand my mom would pop open a cooler from the trunk and haul out sodas, beer, sandwiches chips candy, we'd sit there and watch people drop their drinks on the way back to the car. thanks for that memory of the Tijeras Drive-in Albuquerque
Interesting thing about the national anthem was I had a neighbor who was a retired Air Force sergeant and at the base theater would play it before the beginning of the film.
@@PlasmaCoolantLeak yes. They did the same with his kids when they took them to the base movie theater for the Saturday and Sunday matinee which consists of movies which were children and families would enjoy watching.
The begining intermission up to 12:59 animation was produced by Kling(Fred Niles Productions). Animators include Don Williams, Cal Dalton, Lloyd Vaughn, Ed Aardal, and Rudy Cataldi who was also animation director. Layout and Design were by Ed Levitt, Don Sheppard, and Jerry Bowen. Bob Givens was background supervisor. Barbara Begg, and Gordon Ipsen are among the background artists. Annie Lee Holmes supervised Ink & Paint, Manon Washburn and Gloria Estrada were among the cel painters. Lavelle Haines was a final checker. Lou Shiemer's autobiography mentions somebody named Roy who did assistant animation. Sheimer had begin his career at Kling.
I JUST LOVE this stuff... thank you for being here & we want MORE! :-) And I sure could use some of those hot dogs & pizza right now! These also tend to give me the munchies....
Drive in ads be like: GO TO THE SNACK BAR GO TO THE SNACK BAR GO TO THE SNACK BAR GO TO THE SNACK BAR GO TO THE SNACK BAR GO TO THE SNACK BAR GO TO THE SNACK BAR
I love watching these old movie previews and concession ads! Takes me back to a much simpler time. Why can't life be like that today?
I love the intermission ads. Even when i am running errands, i turn on my phone to the RUclips drive-in ads and have it come through my speakers in my SUV.
I do the exact same thing!
I’ll take a grilled frank, an order of fries, tall soda and a butternut bar please 😊❤
“Go for it” was literally decades ahead of its time
while people were piling into the concession stand my mom would pop open a cooler from the trunk and haul out sodas, beer, sandwiches chips candy, we'd sit there and watch people drop their drinks on the way back to the car. thanks for that memory of the Tijeras Drive-in Albuquerque
Awesome. You're mom was the best!
Donuts, sandwiches, Toddy & Flips. They sure had some crazy snacks back in heyday of the Drive-In Theater.
"Toddy"- from the makers of "Ovaltine".
That gal in the Flips commercial is a looker. Sweet.
@@fromthesidelines I remember the Ovaltine commercials with New York Jets football legend Joe Namath.
Food commercials typically dont work on me, but dang, I'm hungry after seeing this!
I don't care much for the upcoming movie previews. I love the food intermission ads the best.
Interesting thing about the national anthem was I had a neighbor who was a retired Air Force sergeant and at the base theater would play it before the beginning of the film.
I remember that. The anthem would come up, the audience stood at attention.
@@PlasmaCoolantLeak yes. They did the same with his kids when they took them to the base movie theater for the Saturday and Sunday matinee which consists of movies which were children and families would enjoy watching.
The begining intermission up to 12:59 animation was produced by Kling(Fred Niles Productions). Animators include Don Williams, Cal Dalton, Lloyd Vaughn, Ed Aardal, and Rudy Cataldi who was also animation director. Layout and Design were by Ed Levitt, Don Sheppard, and Jerry Bowen. Bob Givens was background supervisor. Barbara Begg, and Gordon Ipsen are among the background artists. Annie Lee Holmes supervised Ink & Paint, Manon Washburn and Gloria Estrada were among the cel painters. Lavelle Haines was a final checker. Lou Shiemer's autobiography mentions somebody named Roy who did assistant animation. Sheimer had begin his career at Kling.
What year was that intermission set done?
With voices by Daws Butler and music by John Seely.
Why "Fireball Jungle" never won an Oscar remains a mystery.
LMAO -- yeah, the performance by the guy that plays Cateye Mears is enough to secure a statuette.
They had the national anthem before movies?! That must have been a pain in the drive in. There's no way I could stand up in my car.
+SantaDog81 I think in the closing the National Anthem had been played.
WELL, IF YOU WANT TO, JUST LEAVE YOUR CAR AND LEAVE THE SPEAKER ON THE POST.
Thank you Carol for taking a joke seriously. Your all caps just made me realize the severity of making people laugh.
Not if you stepped out from your car to stand then after the anthem was over got back in
@@tsitracommunications2884 Yes, that's been brought up before, and my stance still hasn't changed in five years. I'm trapped in my tiny car.
Thank you for sharing! THE DRIVE-IN THEATRE PRESERVATION SOCIETY
I love the nostalgic countdowns!
i love the drive-in theater play the star spangeld banner
Subscribed and Having a Fanfiction Intermission in 2021 and also getting ready for bed.
damn! those hot dogs look GOOOOD!
Love they opening advertising.
The music behind that opening montage is very nice. I have heard it elsewhere -- in an advert for a fireworks show at the drive-in.
GREAT MEMORIES!
Thanks for sharing this.
I JUST LOVE this stuff... thank you for being here & we want MORE! :-) And I sure could use some of those hot dogs & pizza right now! These also tend to give me the munchies....
Alan Mixon in Fireball Jungle sounds like he was a major influence on Matthew McConaughey.
That film also featured John Russell (Lawman) as the villain, Nero.
GREAT MEMORIES!! WHAT IN THE HELL HAPPENED TO SOCIETY?
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Fireball Jungle -- what a trailer! 13:00
What a freaky-ass movie. Many thumbs up.
Looks like something John Waters would have cooked up. 🤣
The Throne Room --- Laughing my ass off.
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42:15 that lady was sure laughing her head off
GO FOR IT !! and stock the reels for Fail Army. LOL
31:07 rare 1953 intermission found
It may have been rare at some point, but now it's in every other intermission ad compilation.
9:08
These places must have made almost all their $$ at the concession stand.
Nobody:
Literally Nobody:
My Grandfather's 50's memories: 0:00
When the national anthem came on, did people stand up in their cars?
Drive in ads be like: GO TO THE SNACK BAR GO TO THE SNACK BAR GO TO THE SNACK BAR GO TO THE SNACK BAR GO TO THE SNACK BAR GO TO THE SNACK BAR GO TO THE SNACK BAR
What was that "boing" sound at 9:11 supposed to signify?
Idk why but I want the whole snack bar
31:01 😃
0:13
Copyright 2001.
22:36
The world's shortest astronauts.
48:11 Who is he?
Don't know his proper name but I have seen him referred to as "SquareCat", for obvious reasons.
Ed Roberts
Youd flip for flips
Pity they never caught on.
would you stay at a drive in theater and for a refund of your money you instead get turnip juice to drink sounds good right ?
:) QC