Drive-in theatres
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Aerial view of the "Skyline" Drive-in Theatre on Burwood Highway, Burwood. Inset are some views of the playground equipment. It was commonly referred to as the "Drive-in" as you parked your car in view of the screen and hooked a speaker onto your window and viewed the movie from the comfort of your car.
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