This might be the same drive-in seen briefly in an episode of the tv series “Chips”(season 5, episode 11 – Concours d'Elegance). You briefly see the Pacific Theatres logo on the back of a screen near the end of the episode, while the first of the two(drunk?) Guys after their cars crashs upside down, is being arrested by the character played by Bruce Jenner.
Tom Hanks used this theatre as a substitute for the Orpheun Theatre in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania for his film “That thing you do”. Used in the music videos for November rain(Guns ‘N’ Roses) and You were meant for me(Jewel). Used for LA auditions in “So you think you can dance” and “American Idol”, and the early elimination rounds on “American Idol” too.
Opened on 15/11/2001 as Greater Union Hoyts Myer Centre Cinema(a shared arrangment begin Greater Union and Hoyts), Greater Union programmed 3 cinemas, and Hoyts programmed 5 cinemas. Taken over by Birch Carroll & Coyle in 2005 as Myer Centre. Taken over by Event Cinemas in(2010 or 2015?). Screen 1 – 173 seats, screen 2 – 123 seats, screen 3 – 118 seats, screen 4 – 118 seats, screen 5 – 118 seats, screen 6 – 123 seats, screen 7 – 294 seats, screen 8 – 462 seats.
What are those doors under the screen for?
Opened on 28/8/1989 by Birch Carroll & Coyle. Taken over Event Cinemas in(2012?). 8 screens. Screen 1 – 212 seats, screen 2 – 212 seats, screen 3 – 276 seats, screen 4 – 276 seats, screen 5 – 200 seats, screen 6 – 200 seats, screen 7 – 212 seats, screen 8 – 212 seats.
350 cars.
Opened on 28/7/1995 as Boulevarde Cinemas. Name changed to Reading Cinemas Bundaberg in(2000?). Screen 1 – 367 seats, screen 2 – 216 seats, screen 3 – 131 seats, screen 4 – 96 seats.
Opened in august 1990. 8 screens. Address is 318 Moggill Road.
Opened on 15/9/1925. 1750 seats.
This might be the same drive-in seen briefly in an episode of the tv series “Chips”(season 5, episode 11 – Concours d'Elegance). You briefly see the Pacific Theatres logo on the back of a screen near the end of the episode, while the first of the two(drunk?) Guys after their cars crashs upside down, is being arrested by the character played by Bruce Jenner.
Opened on screen 1 with “Rocky 2”, and screen 2 with “Butch and Sundance: The early years”.
Used in the music video for Jaded(Aerosmith).
Tom Hanks used this theatre as a substitute for the Orpheun Theatre in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania for his film “That thing you do”. Used in the music videos for November rain(Guns ‘N’ Roses) and You were meant for me(Jewel). Used for LA auditions in “So you think you can dance” and “American Idol”, and the early elimination rounds on “American Idol” too.
Opened on 15/11/2001 as Greater Union Hoyts Myer Centre Cinema(a shared arrangment begin Greater Union and Hoyts), Greater Union programmed 3 cinemas, and Hoyts programmed 5 cinemas. Taken over by Birch Carroll & Coyle in 2005 as Myer Centre. Taken over by Event Cinemas in(2010 or 2015?). Screen 1 – 173 seats, screen 2 – 123 seats, screen 3 – 118 seats, screen 4 – 118 seats, screen 5 – 118 seats, screen 6 – 123 seats, screen 7 – 294 seats, screen 8 – 462 seats.
Opened in(circa 1990’s). 8 screens. Screen 1 – 157 seats, screen 2 – 185 seats, screen 3 – 300 seats, screen 4 – 158 seats, screen 5 – 158 seats, screen 6 – 158 seats, screen 7 – 301 seats, screen 8 – 198 seats. Called AMC Sunnybank 8 until taken over by hoyts in(circa early 2011). First cinema in Queensland to have reclining seats(installed in november 2015).
Events Cinemas(Ipswich 6) number of seats, screen 1 – 121 seats, screen 2 – 182 seats, screen 3 – 255 seats, screen 4 – 238 seats, screen 5 – 146 seats, screen 6- 157 seats.
Opened with “The Muppets”, “Avengers” and “Sherlock Holmes: a game of Shadows”.
Still operating. Website is http://www.springbluffdrivein.com.au/
A Italian restaurant(Olive Garden) is being built on this site.
Reopened by Cineplex Odeon(date unknown?)(3 screens?) with “Who framed Roger Rabbit”, “Licence to drive” and “Arthur 2 on the rocks”.
The Tex-Art Theatre opened with “Sindrella and the golden Bra” and “Sin of Mona Kent”.
Victory Theatre opened with “The great American Broadcast”.
Why the name Tascosa?
The site(same building?), is now a Middle Eastern restaurant(Sahara Restaurant).
Opened with “The trouble with angels” and “Cat Ballou”.
Opened in 1968. Closed circa 1990’s.
First operated by Bundaberg Drive-in P/l. Closed and taken over by Birch Carroll & Coyle in 1966, reopened on 20/9/1967. 300 cars, later 500 cars.
Opened on 10/12/1998 Stockland Shopping Centre. 6 screens. Screen 1 – 104 seats, screen 2 – 126 seats, screen 3 – 122 seats, screen 4 – 108 seats, screen 5 – 164 seats, screen 6 – 164 seats.