Herbert’s Drive-In, corner of Beverly Blvd & Fairfax Ave, Los Angeles, circa mid-1940s

Herbert’s Drive-In, corner of Beverly Blvd & Fairfax Ave, Los Angeles, circa mid-1940sThis place must have really been something to see in person. This is Herbert’s Drive-In, which stood at the corner of Beverly Blvd & Fairfax Ave. This was taken in some time around the end of WWII—with all that wonderful neon lighting, it must have been a sight to see!

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3 responses to “Herbert’s Drive-In, corner of Beverly Blvd & Fairfax Ave, Los Angeles, circa mid-1940s”

  1. Jean Hunter says:

    Love these slice-of-Hollywood life pics! The first one looks like a scene out of a noir movie. Love how that soft lighting bathes the back fender of one of the cars.

    Here’s a little more interesting info on this wonderful drive-in restaurant:

    http://www.whatwasthere.com/browse.aspx#!/ll/34.076099395752,-118.361427307129/id/3777/info/details/zoom/14/

    https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/736x/b2/7a/d9/b27ad92fbac2d9e16765d4e02472e0fb.jpg

    Thanks, Martin!

    Jean

  2. What ever happened to Drive-In’s? They were such a blast. I frequented Dolores Drive In (on Wilshire and – I think – La Cienega) almost daily after high school. The current crop of fast food places just don’t work. I often would like to get something to eat without getting out of my car and no such luck.
    I would vote for someone whose plank included Get rid of Daylight Savings (WW I has been over for 100 years) and bring back Drive-In restaurants (and movie theaters too). Fondly. L

  3. Al Donnelly says:

    Explanation of the Simons/Lymons ventures including sale to Stans and more: https://jhgraham.com/2022/05/24/6760-sunset-simons-drive-in/

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