Screen demolished on 8/6/2013. The company that demolished the screen, offered the group raising money move the screen, to come and take pieces of the screen(unknown if it hapoened?). The last standing drive-in screen in the Northern Territory
Opened with “Mr Hobbs takes a vacation” and “Sergeants 3”. 260 cars. closed in(1965?) Date of demolition unknown? Site became a gardening suply company(for which a metal sign still stands). Site is now Carlisle Plaza Senior Mobile Home Park. There might still be the entrance and exit ramps and some sign mounts for the marquee and some short red, white and blue posts that separate the lot from the frontages on Carlisle and Claremont.
Opened with “Dear Ruth” and “Fear in the night”. Site is now houses. There was also a swap meet on the drive-in site. 900 cars. Spanish subtitles.Closed in 1999.
There was a fire on 24/1/2007, next door in auto parts yard. Two of the screens were evacuted after the firefighters noticed a 250 pound propane tank nearby.
The site?
Screen demolished on 8/6/2013. The company that demolished the screen, offered the group raising money move the screen, to come and take pieces of the screen(unknown if it hapoened?). The last standing drive-in screen in the Northern Territory
I think the drive-in site is on the market for sale or rent, according to a sign on the fence(Alta Avenue side)?
Opened in 1950 and closed in(late 1980’s?). Is the missile(or rocket?) seen behind the screen in the above photo still there? Why the name Roadium?
Opened with “Mr Hobbs takes a vacation” and “Sergeants 3”. 260 cars. closed in(1965?) Date of demolition unknown? Site became a gardening suply company(for which a metal sign still stands). Site is now Carlisle Plaza Senior Mobile Home Park. There might still be the entrance and exit ramps and some sign mounts for the marquee and some short red, white and blue posts that separate the lot from the frontages on Carlisle and Claremont.
Opened with “Black Bart”. The shopping center is called Starlite Shopping Center.
Opened with “Dear Ruth” and “Fear in the night”. Site is now houses. There was also a swap meet on the drive-in site. 900 cars. Spanish subtitles.Closed in 1999.
Odd name!! Why the name Ball-O-Jak?
Site is now a Wal-Mart.
500 cars. Demolished(date unknown?) Site is now Value Place Hotel and Orange County Tax Collector.
Opened with on screen 1 with “Airport” and on screen 2 with “Midnight cowboy”.
There was a fire on 24/1/2007, next door in auto parts yard. Two of the screens were evacuted after the firefighters noticed a 250 pound propane tank nearby.
Opened with two colour cartoons(not named), and “Lone hand” and “Girls night”. Demolished in(1985?). Site is now an apartment complex.
Opened with “Centennial summer”.
Opened with “Not as a stranger” and “Black fury”.
Opened with two cartoons(not named), and “wIchita” and “The pride of Blue grass”.
Opened on 24/8/1966. Neon marquee.
Closed in(1972?).
Closed in 1982.
Did it close because they couldn’t afford a digital projector?
Opened on 7/3/1947 with “Bowery to Bagdad” and “Southwest passage”. Closed in 2016. A church (St. John Lutheran) holds church services here in summer.
400 cars. Located near the main entrance of the former army camp.
185 cars. Closed in 1979.
Closed in 1985. Demolished(date unknown?). Site is now a nursing home(Cameron Nursing Center).
Closed in 1985.