I think the Palais Theatre is not far from Luna Park(an amusement park, only one of the two remaing Luna Park’s in Australia, the other is in Sydney) opened in 1912(?). I the Australian tv show Rockwiz may filmed one or two specials inside the Palais Theatre?
The original cinema building is still there as a restaurant(originally called Hogs Breath(since closed)), now called Bollywood Restobar(Indian(India) food). The back part of the original cinema building, which may have been built around the first Metro Drive-in bio box( and snack bar?) may have been absorbed into the current cinema building or the restaurant? The original cinema building is between the current cinema building and the right hand entrance(old Metro Drive-in entrance).
Correction – The Midland Military Markets closed after the fire, the drive-in had already closed(after about 2 or 3 years after the opening?). The Midland Military Markets were already there before the drive-in opened opened just as a marketplace opening in 1995 on the former site of the Western Command Headquarters of the RAEME(Royal Australian Electrical and Mechanical Engineeers) and Army Stores and Vehicle Depot. The movies screened at the drive-in were shown on the side of the market buildings or a screen put on the side of the buildings.
I think the Star Cinema only lasted a few years(?), before going back to being part of the New Oxford Theatre. I think the longest film run there(and possibly in Western Australia or even Australia?) was “The Gods must be crazy, which for over 2 years(possibly even over 3 years?) which saved the theatre in the 1980’s.
The New Oxford Theatre opened on 2/3/1927 with Unit 1 – “overture(a pot pourii of popular melodies(by the New Oxford Orchestra))”, Unit 2 – “The New Oxford animated review of tropical events”, Unit 3 – “official opening by the Hon. Minister for Works(A.C. McCallum, MLA)”, Unit 4 – “comedy(20 minutes of fun)”, Unit 5 – “Steteoscopiks(novelty film)”, Unit 6 – “Miss Beryl Mills(Miss Australia) in Hollywood”, Unit 7 – “Vaudeville(various acts)”, Interval, Unit 8 – “Entracte(The parade of the Tin Soliders(by the New Oxford Orchestra))”, Unit 9 – (main film) – Steel Preferred", and finished by playing “God Save The King”.
I think the Palais Theatre is not far from Luna Park(an amusement park, only one of the two remaing Luna Park’s in Australia, the other is in Sydney) opened in 1912(?). I the Australian tv show Rockwiz may filmed one or two specials inside the Palais Theatre?
Is it the only theatre/cinema inside a train station?
Is the clock still there?
Is Club Soda named after the drink(or drink brand?).
The Central 70 Drive-in will be reopening on 25/9/2016 with “Need for Speed”.
North east corner of Achernar Street and Antares Street.
Was there a video arcade or games/toy store hence the games name part of the building?
The musuem(if it is still there?) Is in the upstairs foyer.
The jewellery store in the Liberty Cinema building is called Opal Gallery.
The entrance to the Hamlet and the car park is on Mccartney road(eastern section towards Walkaway).
You can just see the back of the bottom of the Cultural Centre Screen behind the tree above the steps!
The boards that held the film posters and other advertising above and to the right of the entrance is no longer there!
The original cinema building is still there as a restaurant(originally called Hogs Breath(since closed)), now called Bollywood Restobar(Indian(India) food). The back part of the original cinema building, which may have been built around the first Metro Drive-in bio box( and snack bar?) may have been absorbed into the current cinema building or the restaurant? The original cinema building is between the current cinema building and the right hand entrance(old Metro Drive-in entrance).
The address for Pottery Barn is 625 Hay Street. and Pottery Barn For kids is 635 Hay Street.
Does anyone know what the name THC stands for?
Correction – south-eastern corner of Falkirk Avenue, and Guildford Road(State Route 51).
Correction – The Midland Military Markets closed after the fire, the drive-in had already closed(after about 2 or 3 years after the opening?). The Midland Military Markets were already there before the drive-in opened opened just as a marketplace opening in 1995 on the former site of the Western Command Headquarters of the RAEME(Royal Australian Electrical and Mechanical Engineeers) and Army Stores and Vehicle Depot. The movies screened at the drive-in were shown on the side of the market buildings or a screen put on the side of the buildings.
I think the Star Cinema only lasted a few years(?), before going back to being part of the New Oxford Theatre. I think the longest film run there(and possibly in Western Australia or even Australia?) was “The Gods must be crazy, which for over 2 years(possibly even over 3 years?) which saved the theatre in the 1980’s.
Correction – His Majesty’s Theatre is the only remaining operating Edwardian theatre in Australia!
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Kings hall may have been where is now just a field opposite the old Williams Agricultural Hall(now the Arts Centre).
The Williams Agricultural Hall is now the Arts Centre.
I think the Norseman Community Resource Centre might the same building as the Norseman Town Hall?
The shopping centre(springwood?) and the marquee sign are little to the right of the street view photo!
Does anyone know who the actress on the mural was?
The New Oxford Theatre opened on 2/3/1927 with Unit 1 – “overture(a pot pourii of popular melodies(by the New Oxford Orchestra))”, Unit 2 – “The New Oxford animated review of tropical events”, Unit 3 – “official opening by the Hon. Minister for Works(A.C. McCallum, MLA)”, Unit 4 – “comedy(20 minutes of fun)”, Unit 5 – “Steteoscopiks(novelty film)”, Unit 6 – “Miss Beryl Mills(Miss Australia) in Hollywood”, Unit 7 – “Vaudeville(various acts)”, Interval, Unit 8 – “Entracte(The parade of the Tin Soliders(by the New Oxford Orchestra))”, Unit 9 – (main film) – Steel Preferred", and finished by playing “God Save The King”.