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Correction - the address is 12 Robinson Street, Carnarvon.
The projector building looks very close to the screen I think?
Built on the site of Sky High Drive-in.
Opened on 23rd September 1950 with “Black gold”.
Reopened in May 1956 as 9L Drive-in with “Wichita” and “Annapolis story”.
Why the name P & Z?
Opened on 8th April with 3 color cartoons and “relentless”.
Opened on 5th August 1953 with “Houdini” and “Flame of Calcutta”.
Opened on 25th February 1949 with a Woody Woodpecker cartoon (not named) and “On an island with you”.
Also opened with “Bowling alley cat”.
Also opened with “Rhapsody”.
Is there anything on that site now?
There is a vidro of the demolition on Six Flags Twitter page.
Opened on 5th May 1979 with “To fly”.
Temporary closed(for renovations?).
Reopened in(2023?) as Reading Cinemas Armadale.
Renamed Hoyts Cinema Bunbury.
Renamed Hoyts Cinema Warwick.
Now renamed Hoyts Cinema Currambine.
Reopened in(2023?). Now called Hoyts Cinema Joondalup.
Opened on 25th January 1912 with “Winning back his love”, Adventures of Bobby" and “Payday”.
Reopened as the all-new Thunderbird Drive-in on 15th December 1967 with “Ghost & Mr Chicken”, “Get yourself a college girl” and “Torn curtain”.
Opened on 22nd May 1963 with “To kill a Mockingbird”.
The site is now a cottage.
Demolished in 1985. I think the plinth that the 3 plaques are on, might have been made material from the demolished Centenary Hall?
Correction - the address is 12 Robinson Street, Carnarvon.
The projector building looks very close to the screen I think?
Built on the site of Sky High Drive-in.
Opened on 23rd September 1950 with “Black gold”.
Reopened in May 1956 as 9L Drive-in with “Wichita” and “Annapolis story”.
Why the name P & Z?
Opened on 8th April with 3 color cartoons and “relentless”.
Opened on 5th August 1953 with “Houdini” and “Flame of Calcutta”.
Opened on 25th February 1949 with a Woody Woodpecker cartoon (not named) and “On an island with you”.
Also opened with “Bowling alley cat”.
Also opened with “Rhapsody”.
Is there anything on that site now?
There is a vidro of the demolition on Six Flags Twitter page.
Opened on 5th May 1979 with “To fly”.
Temporary closed(for renovations?).
Reopened in(2023?) as Reading Cinemas Armadale.
Renamed Hoyts Cinema Bunbury.
Renamed Hoyts Cinema Warwick.
Now renamed Hoyts Cinema Currambine.
Reopened in(2023?). Now called Hoyts Cinema Joondalup.
Opened on 25th January 1912 with “Winning back his love”, Adventures of Bobby" and “Payday”.
Reopened as the all-new Thunderbird Drive-in on 15th December 1967 with “Ghost & Mr Chicken”, “Get yourself a college girl” and “Torn curtain”.
Opened on 22nd May 1963 with “To kill a Mockingbird”.
The site is now a cottage.
Demolished in 1985. I think the plinth that the 3 plaques are on, might have been made material from the demolished Centenary Hall?