Sometime in 1961(after the opening date), the drive-in closed temporary after the town got flooded. The planned movie that got canceled was “Further up the creek”.
Pipneer Twin drive-in opened with on screen 1 with “Tom Sawyer” and “The return of the Pink Panther” and screen 2 with “big Jake” and “Bite the bullet”.
There was an open air picture gardens(opened in 1910) on this site(first cinema in Burwood) before the Palatial Cinema, A picture and a little of information about the open air gardens and the Palatial Theatre on the Burwood history walk map(via the website) www.burwood.nsw.gov.au
Hoyts Astor is also briely mentioned under Westfield Burwood Shopping Centre.
Did it only screen Paramount movies?
Opened with “Billy the kid”, “Tarzan’s escape” and “Bandits of Sherwood Forest”.
Lol!!
I imagine this drive-in was the place to be?
Nome other place to see movies in Nome.
How did the people attending movies here, see the movies in the blinding light(lol)?
I bet this cinema was the place to be?
The site is now Englewood Cuvic Centre.
The site was replaced with a restaurant(Applebee’s Grill + Bar). The restaurant has closed down. Use now(if any?) unknown?
Opened with “I’ve always loved you” and “Night Editor”.
Building is possibly now a sporting goods store(Boulder Running Company).
Is there anything on the original drive-in site next door?
Opened with “Bird of paradise” and “Smokey”.
Opened with “a first run newsreel, a comedy(not named), a colour cartoon(not named), and "Springtime in the Sierra’s”.
Sometime in 1961(after the opening date), the drive-in closed temporary after the town got flooded. The planned movie that got canceled was “Further up the creek”.
Why the name Rhododendron?
Do they use golden tickets here?
Why the name Hecker Pass?
Opened with “Springtime in the Sierras”, and “Blondie’s anniversary”.
The former parking area of the drive-in site is now also occupied by Days Inn.
Is the miniture golf still there?
Pipneer Twin drive-in opened with on screen 1 with “Tom Sawyer” and “The return of the Pink Panther” and screen 2 with “big Jake” and “Bite the bullet”.
Opened with “Irish eyes are smiling” and “Dark mountain”. First drive-in theatre in Utah.
The open air gardens don’t appear to have a name?
There was an open air picture gardens(opened in 1910) on this site(first cinema in Burwood) before the Palatial Cinema, A picture and a little of information about the open air gardens and the Palatial Theatre on the Burwood history walk map(via the website) www.burwood.nsw.gov.au Hoyts Astor is also briely mentioned under Westfield Burwood Shopping Centre.