These Photos Posted in the “Life” Magazine Will Make You Consider Taking Up Photography
Utah Drive-In, 1958
We all deserve to have some fun, especially after long days of following our usual routines. Entertaining activities help to refresh our minds and bring happiness to our lives. One of the best ways to get entertained today is at drive-in cinemas, which may sound usual, but were not so popular in the ’50s.
This photo shows one of the first drive-ins in Utah, where the audience was treated to the Cecil B. DeMille production, “The Ten Commandments,” in 3-D while they sat in their sedans. And photographer J.R. Eyerman managed to capture the exact moment when Charlton Heston, playing Moses, stretched his hands to split the sea.
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