Dinner & Drinks - 1960s Style! #Video
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Description
There was a time in America when regular people would dress up in the finest attire simply to go out to dinner at their favorite restaurant. The evening would begin with drinks in the cocktail lounge, followed by dinner in the dining room, and would often include live music and dancing.
Back in the 1960s, America was prospering. People took pride in their appearance and enjoyed going out on the town not in sweatpants and pajamas, but in their finest clothes. Men wore suits and ties, and women wore dresses and heels.
People knew how to socialize and enjoyed mingling with others. Conversation was an art form, and people actually listened to what one another had to say.
Please enjoy this video of Americans out on the town in the 1960s.
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CharMaine
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This era was probably the quintessential American experience. We were living in peace. We weren't quite involved in Viet Nam yet, we were prosperous. And then the damn 70's showed up, radicals stepped out of their respective closets and we have never been the same America since. Pleased I can say, "I remember when . . . " Thanks for posting the trip down memory lane, Mel. Love ya for it.
