The theatre appered on an episode of Colin & justin’s home heist(season 2, episode 23 – Lost in space) showing the entrance and the foyer. The theatre has it’s own page on Wikipedia.
The two films seen in the drive-in scene in the movie Grease are(“The Blob”(i think?), a film staring Jerry Lewis and Dean Martin(opening credits of a unnamed movie seen briefly).
It might this theatre that had the World premiere of “Annie get your gun” in 1950(The star of the movie Betty Hutton was not invited to the premiere)!!
I think the screen may been gone too. The snack bar and bio box is still there, and the fences and entrance(and exit?) roads and gates. The building on the spot where the screen may have been is possibly part of the Wagin Historical Village? The projectors are now at The Betty Terry Memorial Theatre(formally called Little Gem Theatre) in Wagin.
Now called The Betty Terry Memorial Theatre. The original power station building open in 1914. The second power station building opened in the 1920’s and closed in 1960 and used by the SES(State Emergency Service) as a storeroom until 1981 or 1982. Little Gem opened in 1983 with 100 seats from the Theatre Royal(Boulder, Coolgardie, or Perth), replaced with bigger seats in 1997, so there is now only 76 seats. The projectors came from the old Wagin Drive-in. The website is www.cinematourista.com .
The Castro theatre appeared on an episide of Mythbusters(season 2, episode 34).
I bet the church services are very uplifting!!
Sun Pictures appears in the last 4 pages of the childrens book “Looking for Bobby”(Kerry Anne Jordinson).
Wild carrot, odd name!!
The theatre appered on an episode of Colin & justin’s home heist(season 2, episode 23 – Lost in space) showing the entrance and the foyer. The theatre has it’s own page on Wikipedia.
The two films seen in the drive-in scene in the movie Grease are(“The Blob”(i think?), a film staring Jerry Lewis and Dean Martin(opening credits of a unnamed movie seen briefly).
Demolished(oh deer)!!
Interesting name!!
I saw on the news here. Some lucky fans(possibly competition winners?) watched the performance and there was also a question and answer session.
Interesting name!!
Was it named after author Laura Ingalls(Wilder)?
Why the name Kuo-Hwa?
It might this theatre that had the World premiere of “Annie get your gun” in 1950(The star of the movie Betty Hutton was not invited to the premiere)!!
Odd name!!
The Palace Theatre is seen in the Music video for “Havana” by Camila Cabello.
Why was it called Zuni?
The episide of American Pickers is(season 1, episode 4 – Invisible pump).
I think the ramps are still there?
I think the exit may have been on Rifle N Street(the arch over it is now gone i think?)?
I think the screen may been gone too. The snack bar and bio box is still there, and the fences and entrance(and exit?) roads and gates. The building on the spot where the screen may have been is possibly part of the Wagin Historical Village? The projectors are now at The Betty Terry Memorial Theatre(formally called Little Gem Theatre) in Wagin.
The SES storeroom closed in 1982 or 1983. The little Gem Theatre opened in 1984.
Movies were screened in the Wagin Town Hall after the Wagin Drive-in closed in 1983 until the Little gem Theatre opened in 1984.
Now called The Betty Terry Memorial Theatre. The original power station building open in 1914. The second power station building opened in the 1920’s and closed in 1960 and used by the SES(State Emergency Service) as a storeroom until 1981 or 1982. Little Gem opened in 1983 with 100 seats from the Theatre Royal(Boulder, Coolgardie, or Perth), replaced with bigger seats in 1997, so there is now only 76 seats. The projectors came from the old Wagin Drive-in. The website is www.cinematourista.com .
Why was it called G&M?
The main entrance was on Rifle N Street. The drive-in site is next to the Wagin Historical Village, which may own the site!!?