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Was the statue of Max Milbauer from the concessions stand saved after this drive-in theatre closed, before the concession stand was demolished?
What’s on the site of the second location now?
Opened on 23rd June 1949 with 4 cartoons(no named?), and “When my baby smiles at me”.
Opened with “Casting couch” and “Daddy’s girls”.
Does that little train still survive?
This site is now a car park.
This building is now a muay Thai boxing gym(Legends Academy ), Momo restaurant (Bhutan cruisine), and a fashion accessories store(Broochella).
Opened on 15th April 1949 with news, 2 colour cartoons(not named?), a 3 Stooges comedy(not named?), and “The Plunderers”.
330 cars.
Exhibitor was Gordon Thurtell and Rinn Harris from March 1984 to(1985?, or 1989?).
Originally called Village drive-in theatre from 1982 to 1st March 1984. Renamed Western Drive-in Theatre from 1st March 1984 to(1985? or 1989?). Exhibitor was Village Theatres from 1972 to 1st March 1984.
Exhibitor was Roleystone Pictures (Colin Hadfield).
Exhibitor was N. J. Woods.
Exhibitor was Jim Woods.
Located some near the Burrup Peninsula, close to Karratha.
Also known was Port Hedland Drive-in Theatre and Gardens.
Exhibitor was Mrs J.M. Glass(1968 to 1974), C. Langley(1974 to circa 1980), and Ace Cinemas (circa 1980 to 1984 or 1986).
Exhibitor was N.J. Woods.
Brought by Luke MacKey and expected to be reopened in December 2025!?
Closed in(late 1970’s?).
The site became a Waltons department store, which was later demolished (date unknown?), and then became a mall.
Closed on 22nd June with “After the fox”. Demolished on 29th November 1969.
Opened on.15th March 1937 with “The Big broadcast of 1936”.
Exhibitor was Paddy Baker from 1967 to 1981.
The site is now partly houses, and empty land. The exit road driveway may still on the edge of Victoria Street?
Was the statue of Max Milbauer from the concessions stand saved after this drive-in theatre closed, before the concession stand was demolished?
What’s on the site of the second location now?
Opened on 23rd June 1949 with 4 cartoons(no named?), and “When my baby smiles at me”.
Opened with “Casting couch” and “Daddy’s girls”.
Does that little train still survive?
This site is now a car park.
This building is now a muay Thai boxing gym(Legends Academy ), Momo restaurant (Bhutan cruisine), and a fashion accessories store(Broochella).
Opened on 15th April 1949 with news, 2 colour cartoons(not named?), a 3 Stooges comedy(not named?), and “The Plunderers”.
330 cars.
Exhibitor was Gordon Thurtell and Rinn Harris from March 1984 to(1985?, or 1989?).
Originally called Village drive-in theatre from 1982 to 1st March 1984. Renamed Western Drive-in Theatre from 1st March 1984 to(1985? or 1989?). Exhibitor was Village Theatres from 1972 to 1st March 1984.
Exhibitor was Roleystone Pictures (Colin Hadfield).
Exhibitor was N. J. Woods.
Exhibitor was Jim Woods.
Located some near the Burrup Peninsula, close to Karratha.
Also known was Port Hedland Drive-in Theatre and Gardens.
Exhibitor was Mrs J.M. Glass(1968 to 1974), C. Langley(1974 to circa 1980), and Ace Cinemas (circa 1980 to 1984 or 1986).
Exhibitor was N.J. Woods.
Brought by Luke MacKey and expected to be reopened in December 2025!?
Closed in(late 1970’s?).
The site became a Waltons department store, which was later demolished (date unknown?), and then became a mall.
Closed on 22nd June with “After the fox”. Demolished on 29th November 1969.
Opened on.15th March 1937 with “The Big broadcast of 1936”.
Exhibitor was Paddy Baker from 1967 to 1981.
The site is now partly houses, and empty land. The exit road driveway may still on the edge of Victoria Street?