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The last single screen Hoyts cinema built in New South Wales.
The film “Ladies in Black” is set in 1959.
Now used for concerts. Australian singer Kate Miller-Heidke performed here on 9th July 2022(her concert sold out!!)!!
Built by Peter Murphy.
The site might also be the shire offices for Shire of Three Springs?
The entrance and exit roads might still be there too(along with the ramps), very faint(?)?
Why are the ramps(and entrance/exit roads?) coloured blue?
Opened on 29th May 1970 on screen 1 with “Bob & Carol & Ted & Alice”“ and "Goodbye Columbus"and on screen 2 with "Mash” and “The detective”.
This theatre had the World premiere of the Australian movie “Snapshot”.
The screen was taken immediately after closure. The site is Traralgon Regional Hospital.
Located on Princess Highway(corner of Village Drive(named after the former Village Drive-in?)).
Built on the site of a former butter factory. The cinema building also has a ten pin bowling centre,food venues, and possibly also a hotel(?). Opened on 16th December 2021 at 12.01am with “Spider-Man: No way home”.
The ramps might have been used as car Covid testing clinic in 2021?
Also opened with “40 pounds of trouble”.
West Lane Drive-in opened on 29th June 1962 with “That touch of mink” and “Devil at 4 o'clock”.
Opened on 14th May 1948 Wirth “The man from Texas” and “Bill and Coo”.
Closed on 22nd June 1988.
Opened on 25th November 1966.
There is one of the screen footings(in it’s original position) in the grounds of the Abacus Motel.
Opened on 31st March 1956 with “Genevieve”.
Opened on 27th March with “Tunnel to love” and “Mission to danger”.
Reopened on 20th September 1967 with “Casino Royale (David Niven version).
Opened on 11nd April 1957 with “Broken Lance”.
There is footage from the opening of the Scottish Drive-in on You Tube(50 seconds long, (no sound?)).
Opened on 21st February 1968 with “Walk Don’t run”.
The last single screen Hoyts cinema built in New South Wales.
The film “Ladies in Black” is set in 1959.
Now used for concerts. Australian singer Kate Miller-Heidke performed here on 9th July 2022(her concert sold out!!)!!
Built by Peter Murphy.
The site might also be the shire offices for Shire of Three Springs?
The entrance and exit roads might still be there too(along with the ramps), very faint(?)?
Why are the ramps(and entrance/exit roads?) coloured blue?
Opened on 29th May 1970 on screen 1 with “Bob & Carol & Ted & Alice”“ and "Goodbye Columbus"and on screen 2 with "Mash” and “The detective”.
This theatre had the World premiere of the Australian movie “Snapshot”.
The screen was taken immediately after closure. The site is Traralgon Regional Hospital.
Located on Princess Highway(corner of Village Drive(named after the former Village Drive-in?)).
Built on the site of a former butter factory. The cinema building also has a ten pin bowling centre,food venues, and possibly also a hotel(?). Opened on 16th December 2021 at 12.01am with “Spider-Man: No way home”.
The ramps might have been used as car Covid testing clinic in 2021?
Also opened with “40 pounds of trouble”.
West Lane Drive-in opened on 29th June 1962 with “That touch of mink” and “Devil at 4 o'clock”.
Opened on 14th May 1948 Wirth “The man from Texas” and “Bill and Coo”.
Closed on 22nd June 1988.
Opened on 25th November 1966.
There is one of the screen footings(in it’s original position) in the grounds of the Abacus Motel.
Opened on 31st March 1956 with “Genevieve”.
Opened on 27th March with “Tunnel to love” and “Mission to danger”.
Reopened on 20th September 1967 with “Casino Royale (David Niven version).
Opened on 11nd April 1957 with “Broken Lance”.
There is footage from the opening of the Scottish Drive-in on You Tube(50 seconds long, (no sound?)).
Opened on 21st February 1968 with “Walk Don’t run”.