The History Source on Instagram: "Did you know movies used to have intermissions? In the early days of cinema, intermissions were a necessity because projectionists had to change film reels. Even after longer reels became available, theaters continued the tradition of intermissions until the early 1980s. Eventually, they were phased out to allow for more showings per day. One of the most iconic intermission bumpers was “Let’s All Go to the Lobby,” which first started being used in 1957. During t

39K views · 981 reactions | Had a blast hangin’ with our friends at Source Audio during soundcheck on the last night of our three-night run in Boston  Greg dialed in some tasty tones on the Nemesis Delay and C4 Synth ⚡️ Big thanks to Source Audio for the gear love and good vibes! | Pigeons Playing Ping Pong | Facebook

The History Source on Instagram: "Here’s a fun look back to the 1950s with some classic Thanksgiving nostalgia. In the 1950s, our modern notions of Thanksgiving really took shape, partly influenced by post-war prosperity, with home cooking at the center of family gatherings. This 1956 tutorial was produced by the American Dairy Assocation to promote the use of butter baking and gives a unique glimpse into how families prepared their holiday feasts. From handwritten recipes to meticulous turkey b