The drive-in closed(permanently) on April 2 2922 with “Grease”. The drive-in has been sold(unknown who to?). The screen and other fittings have been sold. The speakers and speaker posts sand concrete bases were put up for sale on the Westview Drive-in Facebook page(n April 2022). The
remaining unsold speaker posts and concrete bases were offered for people to pick in person(with your vehicle) for free(in May 2022). The marquee was sold too I think?
Sturt Drive-in opened with a preview night on 10th February 1959 with “Mardi Gras”. The public opening was on 11th February 1959 with “How to marry a millionaire”.
The snack bar underneath the screen was also as a restaurant to for the passing motorists(during the day) on the Old Hume Highway, when the drive-in theatre wasn’t open.
The first hardware store on the site was Mitre 20, and later became Stratco(now closed). The exit gates are site there on the Tolley Road side of the site.
What was the building seen demolished in front of the Odeon Plymouth building in the photo above? Is there anything on the site of the demolished Odeon Plymouth building now?
There is also a Instagram page for the Westview Drive-in.
Correction closed on 2nd April 2022.
The drive-in closed(permanently) on April 2 2922 with “Grease”. The drive-in has been sold(unknown who to?). The screen and other fittings have been sold. The speakers and speaker posts sand concrete bases were put up for sale on the Westview Drive-in Facebook page(n April 2022). The remaining unsold speaker posts and concrete bases were offered for people to pick in person(with your vehicle) for free(in May 2022). The marquee was sold too I think?
The caravan park closed down(date of unknown?). The site is now a supermarket(Also) which opened in(early April 2019?).
Also known as X-Roads Drive-in.
The owner(original?) of thls drive-in was also the local undertaker. Closed in 1986 with “Howard the duck”.
There is plans to renovate and reopen the Liberty Theatre.
Sturt Drive-in opened with a preview night on 10th February 1959 with “Mardi Gras”. The public opening was on 11th February 1959 with “How to marry a millionaire”.
The snack bar underneath the screen was also as a restaurant to for the passing motorists(during the day) on the Old Hume Highway, when the drive-in theatre wasn’t open.
Opened in November 1956 with “The Broken Lance”.
Why the name Kiamichi?
Closed in 1986.
Correction Mitre 10 not Mitre 20.
The first hardware store on the site was Mitre 20, and later became Stratco(now closed). The exit gates are site there on the Tolley Road side of the site.
Opened on 29th June 1955 with “Strategic air command” and “Robber’s roost”.
Closed by Greater Union on 28/3/1984. Brought by former drive-in manager John Richmond for 35000 dollars(Australian) and reopened in 1984.
Closed in 1987.
Opened on 27 February 1959 with “A man called Peter”.
Sold in August 1984 for $52000 dollars(Australian).
This Drive-in theatre was used as one of the filming locations in the movie “Red Dawn”(1984 version).
Opened on 18th February 1965 with “Goldfinger” and “That man from Rio”.
Opened on 18th February 1965 with “Goldfinger” and “That man from Rio”.
What was the building seen demolished in front of the Odeon Plymouth building in the photo above? Is there anything on the site of the demolished Odeon Plymouth building now?
Has Sturt Hwy been realigned in Berri?
The old Target Country store is now a florist(Narrogin Floral Studio).