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Sacramentans Take Note…

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This July will see the closing of the Sacramento Six Drive-in movie theatre. The drive-in movies is a legacy in it’s own right, and it is unfortunate to see this era of entertainment come to an end. If you have children who have never been to a drive in movie, take advantage of these final weeks of June and get out to the Sacramento Six!

Many of us have great memories of the Sacramento Six drive-in movies, and it is somewhat sad to know that the screens will soon go dark. What is in the works will be a new strip mall and new indoor movie theatres. As nice as this sounds, it seems to be a repeat of the same types of stores and the same type of expensive movie theatres that we have all over and around town. I really hope that a lot of people make an effort to get out to the drive-in to say good bye to the movies screens, the 70s-ish snack bar, and ultimately the end of an era.

More information is available at http://www.fandango.com/sacramentodrivein_aacet/theaterpage.

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