There was a open air picture gardens next to the skating rink(called Amusu) opening in 1910(operating in summer only), (possibly closed when the indoor Amusu Theatre opened?).
First known as Toms Garage(1936 to 1941), named the builder and original operater Allen Tom(died in 1995, aged 93). Name changed to Amusu in 1942. Has a New South Wales heritage listing.
That part of Odin Road(northern section) was renamed Odin Drive, when it was cut in two by the building of the Mitchell Freeway(which ran behind the screen).
Opened on 7 screens with on different screens with “Mad Max 3 beyond Thunderdome”, “Cocoon”, “The legend of Billie Jean”, “Rambo”, “Prizzi’s honor”, “Silverado”, and “The man with one red shoe”.
Opened on 25/6/1975 on screen 1 with “Eiger sanction” and “Day of the jackal” and on screen 2 with “Shampoo” and “Take the money & run” and on screen 3 with a Arthur Conon Doyle interview, “Hound of the Baskervilles” and “Sherlock Junior” and on screen 4 with “Benji”.
Opened in circa 1936. Closed in 1941(for movie screenings, due to World War 2). Movie screenings started again in circa 1950. Movie screenings ceased in circa 1960. The hall is now for all social activities in Wubin.
The site is now the Shire of Pingelly depot. Address is Stone Street, bound by Murdoch Street and Paragon Street.
Opened in circa 1912. Closed in circa 1959. Demolished in 1970 after a fire.
Opened on 4/6/1960. 250 cars(1960 t0 1967). 320 cars(1968 to 1970’s). 214 cars(1980’s to circa 1993). Closed in circa 1993.
There was a open air picture gardens next to the skating rink(called Amusu) opening in 1910(operating in summer only), (possibly closed when the indoor Amusu Theatre opened?).
Opened on 8/11/1921.
Opened on 10/9/1917.
First known as Toms Garage(1936 to 1941), named the builder and original operater Allen Tom(died in 1995, aged 93). Name changed to Amusu in 1942. Has a New South Wales heritage listing.
Did Joan Stevenson sell all the 13000 one sheets?
Address is Allen Avenue. Operated in 1946. Australian Forces wartime cinema. Also known as Larrakeyah Army Theatre,
Closed in march 1897.
The first movie screening in Australia(a short film or(?films?) Was in this hall in october 1896.
That part of Odin Road(northern section) was renamed Odin Drive, when it was cut in two by the building of the Mitchell Freeway(which ran behind the screen).
I think the screen was where there is now a park at the ends of St Anne Place and the western end of Martelli Place?
Address is Norzin Lam 2.
Address is Babesa-Thinphu Expressway. Website is m.facebook.com/trowatheatre
Website is m.facebook.com/lugartheatre
Address is , Bandra Kurla Complex Road, 400051.
Website is m.facebook.com/exmouthoutdoormovies
Is that square that seems to be floating above the left gate post, the screen or the marquee
Opened on 7 screens with on different screens with “Mad Max 3 beyond Thunderdome”, “Cocoon”, “The legend of Billie Jean”, “Rambo”, “Prizzi’s honor”, “Silverado”, and “The man with one red shoe”.
Opened on 25/6/1975 on screen 1 with “Eiger sanction” and “Day of the jackal” and on screen 2 with “Shampoo” and “Take the money & run” and on screen 3 with a Arthur Conon Doyle interview, “Hound of the Baskervilles” and “Sherlock Junior” and on screen 4 with “Benji”.
Opened as a twin on 19/12/1973 on screen 1 with “Papillion” and screen 2 with “American graffitti”.
Opened in circa 1936. Closed in 1941(for movie screenings, due to World War 2). Movie screenings started again in circa 1950. Movie screenings ceased in circa 1960. The hall is now for all social activities in Wubin.
Also known as Dalwallinu Gardens.
200 seats.