Anyone who has ever seen Grease, Happy Days, or the closing theme of The Flintstones (or… you know… actually existed during the ’50s or ’60s), knows that drive-ins were a prevalent source of entertainment through the middle of the 20th Century. Today’s Google doodle shows six female figures on the pitch amid an attentive audience.
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