Rubidoux Drive-In in Rubidoux, California

by John Margolies

This photograph has been taken by John Margolies who is one of the most acclaimed architectural photographers in the world. The image shows the famous pink screen tower of the Rubidoux Drive-In Theatre. Against the backdrop of huge palm trees under a bright blue sky, the large lettering of 'Rubidoux' and 'Drive-In Theatre' represent the unique architecture of mid-twentieth century Southern California. Located in the county of Riverside in California, this famous drive-in theatre was founded in 1948 and this photograph of its Art Deco architecture is now in possession of the Library of Congress.

Perfect decor piece for retro film enthusiasts, architectural historians, and classic California culture lovers.

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