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Whatever Happened to Kansas City's Drive-In Movies?
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Whatever Happened to Kansas City's Drive-In Movies?
With summer on the way, it’s time to pack the family into the family sedan and head to the local drive-in movie, hopefully to enjoy a family movie night. As Nat King Cole phrased it, “those days of soda, and pretzels and beer.” The Kansas City region has a rich history of the iconic summer entertainment tradition. Robert White | History Columnist Although drive-ins existed as early as 1910, the concept was patented by Hollingshead in Camden, New…
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