Opened 21st April 1978 on screen 1 with “Almost summer” and “Lifeguard”, screen 2 with “Pete’s dragon” and “The Boatniks”, screen 3 with “Jennifer” and “Dark places” Screen 4 with “Looking for Mr Goodbar” and “Marathon man”, screen 5 with “The Amsterdam kill” and “Telecon”, and screen 6 with “The Choirboys” and “The Car”.
Opened with 3 screens on 28th May 1972 on screen 1 with “Conquest of the Planet of the Apes” and “THX 1138”, screen 2 with “The War between men and
women” and “How sweet it is”, and screen 3 with “What’s up doc” and “How to commit marriage”.
Possibly still the outline of the ramps and the entrance road(a little bit of the exit road?)? I think the recreation centre was on the site of most of the former exit road?
The old Townsville Twins was partially demolished for the building of the Event Cinemas building.
Also known as Skyline Drive-in.
Reopened as the Northside Drive-in on 25th July 1986 with “Poltergeist 2” and “To live and let die in LA”.
Did this drive-in theatre have a snack bar?
Opened 21st April 1978 on screen 1 with “Almost summer” and “Lifeguard”, screen 2 with “Pete’s dragon” and “The Boatniks”, screen 3 with “Jennifer” and “Dark places” Screen 4 with “Looking for Mr Goodbar” and “Marathon man”, screen 5 with “The Amsterdam kill” and “Telecon”, and screen 6 with “The Choirboys” and “The Car”.
Opened on 22th November 1972. Closed in (mid 1982?) or(circa 1996?). The screen was demolished in 2020.
Must be dead quiet at nighttime next door to a cemetery?
Next door to a cemetery, I must deal quiet at night? I bet people are dying to go this place now?
The building(no longer a bank) is now a dentist (My Implant Dentist) and a drycleanerd(Top Hat Drycleaners).
Closed in April 1984. Sold in August 1984 for $50000 dollars(Australian).
Closed in late 1970’s or in the 1980’s?
Opened on 12th April 1960 as Gken-Vu Drive-in. Name to Chevron Glen-Vu in(circa 1963?) name changed back to Glen-Vu Drive-in in 1974.
Opened on 23rd April 1953 with “Son of Ali Baba”.
Address is 274 Great Eastern Highway, Midland.
Name changed to Ace Hoyts Midland Gate Cinema.
Screened the World premiere (as ABC Ardwick) of the movie “On the buses”.
Opened with 3 screens on 28th May 1972 on screen 1 with “Conquest of the Planet of the Apes” and “THX 1138”, screen 2 with “The War between men and women” and “How sweet it is”, and screen 3 with “What’s up doc” and “How to commit marriage”.
Opened on 4th September 1971 on screen 1 with “The Love bug” and “The Jungle book” and on screen 2 with “Patton”.
Opened on 29th May 1953 with a Walt Disney cartoon(“Practical Pig”), a Bugs Bunny cartoon(“Knight-mare hare”), “Angel face” and “Off limits”.
The former ticket office and kiosk building (20 South Western Highway) is now a sporting goods store(Jack F Rickett’s & co).
Address - 69 South Western Highway and Strickland Street, Denmark, WA, 6333
The site is also Denmark Public library.
Possibly still the outline of the ramps and the entrance road(a little bit of the exit road?)? I think the recreation centre was on the site of most of the former exit road?
The top of this building in the middle says established 1920(?).
Address is 76 Austral Terrace. The building is now a toy store(Toy Box),(and possibly also the supermarket next door to the left(IGA)?).