Valleyline Drive-In
127 Tolley Road,
Adelaide,
SA
5097
127 Tolley Road,
Adelaide,
SA
5097
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The Valleyline Drive-In was a basic design drive-in that opened on 3rd December 1965 with a car capacity of 383. It was run by Wallis Cinemas before it was closed on 4th May 2003 with Jack Nicholson in “Anger Management”. It was demolished in November 2003. The site of the old theatre is now home to a hardware store, a big loss to Adelaide.
Every Wallis drive-in had the trademark white speaker poles with red mushroom cap lights and green speakers. The food from the candy bar was regarded as the some of the best fast food around. Towards the end of the drive-in’s life Wallis had reduced screenings to Sundays and Mondays during the off-peak seasons.
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Located in the suburb of St Agnes.
Also listed in the suburb of Modbury.
Opened on 3/12/1965 and closed on 4/5/2003.
Address is 127 Tolley Road. Demolished in November 2003.The hardware store is Stratco.
Closed on 4/5/2003 with “Anger Management”.
The first hardware store on the site was Mitre 20, and later became Stratco(now closed). The exit gates are site there on the Tolley Road side of the site.
Correction Mitre 10 not Mitre 20.