Rubidoux Drive-In Theater on Mission Boulevard in Rubidoux, California

by John Margolies

Take a trip down memory lane to the glory days of car culture in Southern California with this fantastic print of a photograph by the famed roadside photographer John Margolies. Featuring his trademark style with blue skies, strong architecture, and no distracting elements, this photograph features the giant pastel pink screen tower and curving cursive letters of the famous Rubidoux Drive-In Theater on Mission Boulevard in Rubidoux, California.

Framed by California Fan Palms and mountain ranges in the background, this piece features design from the 1940s post-war era that is now extinct in America. Ideal for anyone who loves vintage neon signs, mid-century commercial architecture, classic films, and Inland Empire history. Printed on archival-quality art paper.

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