Yesterday I installed a patch from myspace to prevent some kind of worm.

Try out the Verizon website and send address to people.
Work on an original xmas ecard (Elf DVD?)

alrighty then again and again

notepad online

ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh

Changed the name and description of my aol journal
added a second journal - i wonder how that works (t.s.elliot mode.)

Google search results have not been scrolling smoothly lately, could be IE7 install. I went to Advanced Internet Options and disabled smooth scrolling and that seems to have fixed the problem.

Just got finished listening to the Rock'n'Roll Geek Show featuring recordings he made at a Paul Stanley show. He really liked it. Worked on pix of Daytona's boardwalk while I listened.

AIM Mail & IE6 Pop-up blocker

When I tried to read my aim mail today while using IE6, I had to allow pop-ups. No such problem with MSN or Firefox.

3 days & 666 at 6, for 6

50th Anniversary Program

Tuesday, June 6th

 

The Bengies Drive-In Theatre's Grand Opening was on June 6, 1956.  The Bengies crosses into the 50th Anniversary Year on June 6th.  There is no official celebration until later in the summer, but we cannot let the screen be dark on June 6th.  Because it is a weeknight, we are setting up a shorter program.

 

So for June 6th we have put together a program to reflect the opening year's era of film.  I am fairly certain that when my Dad Jack, and his 2 brothers,  Paul and Hank Vogel opened the theatre 50 years ago Tuesday, they did not think about the Silver Anniversary Date being 666.

 

The Box Office will open 6/6/6 at 6pm, and admission will be $6.00 per car. That’s 5 –sixes, so we can make it a bit less “ominous.”  The full program schedule isbelow. It is loaded with the 50’s and era fun fare.  Bogart, Curtis, Lollobrigida, Lancaster, Steiger, Sterling, Magoo, McBoing Boing… and much, much more.  ALL Persons in Historically Registered Vehicles will get FREE admission on June 6th!</spanstyle="color:>

 

Join us as we light the screen on this notable night in the history of the Bengies Drive-In Theatre.

 

Tuesday, June 6th:

50th Anniversary Program:    ALL PERSONS in Historically Registered Vehicles will get FREE admission on June 6th!

The Box Office Opens at 6PM

Admission is $6.00 Per Car

The Show will start at 8:45PM

Feature: "HARDER THEY FALL"

From 1956, staring: Humphrey Bogart , Rod Steiger  Jan Sterling Mike Lane , Max Baer

The original tag line: No Punches Pulled! If you thought "On The Waterfront" hit hard... wait till you see this one!  The IMDB users give this a 7.5 plus out of 10

Feature: "TRAPEZE"
From 1956, staring: Burt Lancaster , Tony Curtis,  Gina Lollobrigida.  
The Original Tagline: The wonder show of the world!  It’s wide screen, it’s 50’s and will play second!

Columbia Classic Cartoons: "GERALD McBOING BOING" 1950, "MEET MOTHER MAGOO"1956, &  "MADELINE" 1952

Columbia Comedy Shorts: "LET DOWN YOUR AERIAL" 1949, "HOW SPRY I AM" 1942

51st Annual Dusk 'till Dawn Shows!

DUSK    TO    DAWN   is ON!

You are cordially invited to attend, IN THE DRIVE-IN TRADITION...,   ...Our 51st Annual Labor day Weekend DUSK TILL DAWN Shows this SATURDAY & SUNDAY!  Movies and CONTINUOUS on screen entertainment from the last light of the day to the first light of the new day!

The line-up is below, and if you have never attended one, take it from the many who have, this not just a fun time, it is a real tradition.

The box office opens at 6:30PM Friday for a TriPPPle feature Treat, and at 6:00PM on Saturday and Sunday for the ALL NIGHT SHOWS!

The >>CLOSER<< it gets to sunset, the L - O - N - G - E - R the line will Become! ARRIVE EARLY!!! 

ALL of the  Features are in WIDE SCREEN, stretching edge to edge on the biggest theatre screen in the USA!

The animated Treat, "CARS" is rated PG, The new release starring Nicholas Cage in the PG13 rated Horror suspense thriller, "WICKER MAN."  Just for fun, Action/Adventure, Comedy, Romance and Science Fiction/Fantasy as Uma Thurman stars as "My SUPER EX-GIRLFRIEND" rated PG13.  We continue SATURDAY & SUNDAY with:  The epic adventure and fiction of  "THE Da VINCI CODE"Starring Tom Hanks and rated PG13, and the very creepywide screen event of "The DECENT" is rated R.  (Very Scary, we will play it last because the kids will be asleep and the dawn will arrive so you will not have to drive home in the dark! )