The Gazette and Daily from York, Pennsylvania • Page 21

The Gazette and Daily, York, Wednesday Morning, October 5, 1949 21 Tlfiait1 IbRKs NEW m.ivi -i i in i in: a MiftHTl THE LAST WORD IN EVERYTHING NEW IN MOVIE ENTERTAINMENT FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY FEATURE PRESENTATION Relax and enjoy a good show in perfect comfort. Bring the kids and grandpa. If the baby crys or grandpa snores relax it won't bother anyone. Feel at home come dressed as you please slacks, work clothes, house dress, slippers, put baby in night clothes and wraps you have complete privacy in your car. Your car is your reserved box no annoyances no ups and downs to let toe-trampers and knee-knockers by and YOU can come when YOU please and go when you please.

Each parking space has its own high-fidelity speaker on a long extension cord. You put it in your car, tune it to the volume you like. Modern, immaculate rest rooms, located at the rear of the Snack Bar building, have been provided for the convenience of our patrons. You can have the baby's bottle of formula warmed at the Snack Bar. This service is FREE.

Your car is admitted free there is no parking fee your personal admission includes everything. Children under 12 years, when accompanied by their parents, are admitted free. Smoke your head off if you like bring plenty of your favorite smokin's with you, and if you run short there's plenty more at the Snack aBr. I WALTER NATALIE You don't have to be cramped or uncomfortable get out of your car and stretch your legs whenever you feel like it. Locally owned and operated built by local craftsmen designed and engineered by local firms.

11 BRENNAN REVERE WOOD Z' I P1J Robert Karnes Henry Hull Tom Tully i fflB Directed by Produced by ffiji I if F. HUGH HERBERT WAITER MOROSCD JL Safe driveways, easier to park our roadways are extremely broad and the width of each car-parking space is much greater than other drive-ins. YORK'S ULTRA-MODERN DRIVE-IN THEATRE ON LINCOLN HIGHWAY EAST 2 MILES FROM YORK.