The FBI agents who shot John Dillenger coming out of the Biograph Theatre, were on tne roof of Lincoln Hall(then called Fullerton Theatre) across the street from the Biograph Theatre.
The Base is called Naval Communations Station Harold E. Holt. Named after former Australian prime minster Harold E. Holt who disappeared while swimming about the time the base opened.
100 cars, 150 indoor seating area, and 100 outdoor sitting area. The indoor sitting area was a converted shop(type of shop before conversion unknown?).
Site is now a discount store(Ollie’s Bargain Outlet), a tobacco store(The Smoke Shop), and a closed paintball business(Toledo Indoor Paintball).
The FBI agents who shot John Dillenger coming out of the Biograph Theatre, were on tne roof of Lincoln Hall(then called Fullerton Theatre) across the street from the Biograph Theatre.
The members of the FBI who killed John Dillinger, did it from the roof of the Lincoln Hall(then called Fullerton Theatre).
First drive-in theatre in South Australia.
Opened in January 1967?
Name changed to Gateshead Drive-in in 1971.
Opened on 17/12/1956 with “Three coins in a fountain”.
Opened on 24/10/1956 with “The Racers”.
Opened on 24/10/1956.
The opening film was “3 Ring Circus”.
Possibly closed in 1980?
The Base is called Naval Communations Station Harold E. Holt. Named after former Australian prime minster Harold E. Holt who disappeared while swimming about the time the base opened.
The Capri Theatrette was twinned(in 1985 or 1986?), by converting the former coffee lounge.
450 cars from 1961 to 1970. 240 cars from 1971 to 1986.
The cinema building is now a pentecostal church.
Closed on 4/11/1984. 324 cars.
100 cars, 150 indoor seating area, and 100 outdoor sitting area. The indoor sitting area was a converted shop(type of shop before conversion unknown?).
Centenary Hall was demolished in 1984, for a road widening project that never happened.
Gosnells Hall was relocated(unknown where from?) in 1912.The gardens were on the Dorothy Street side. 400 seats.
490 cars, plus 100 seats.
Possibly located in the Riverton Pavilion, corner of High Road and Riley Road. 120 seats.
713 cars. 90ft screen. First drive-in Western Australia(and maybe Australia?) to screen 70mm films(date started unknown?).
500 seats.
712 cars.
Called Waverley because the locals used that name for that part of the suburb(possibly after the hotel of that name in the area?).