Opened on 14th September 1950 with “Comanche Territory” and “Outside the wall”. Reopened on 2nd July 1954 with “Roadhouse” and “Kiss of death”. Shy the name Neponset?
The outside and outside of this theatre was seen the documentary “Dalekmania” in the extras section on the DVD' and Blu-ray’s of “Doctor Who and the Daleks” and “Daleks invasion Earth 2150 Ad”.
Opened on 14th September 1950 with “Comanche Territory” and “Outside the wall”. Reopened on 2nd July 1954 with “Roadhouse” and “Kiss of death”. Shy the name Neponset?
The inside of this old theatre building was seen on the Western Australian tv series “Destination WA” on 5/12/2021 showing the inside of the museum.
Opened 26/12/1963 with Musical short(“Four hits and miss), "El Cid” and “The pleasure of his company”.
Opened on 15/2/1973 with “Lady sings the Blues”, “Paint your wagon” and Jannie Caulder".
“Opened on 15th June, 1951 with Dreaming out loud”, “Fatal hour” and “Trail of Robin Hood”.
Opened in February 1972.
Also known as Western Drive-in. 330 cars. The site is used to store safety barriers between races of the Bathurst 1000 motor race.
Also opened with a cartoon “Frigid Hare”.
Someone has made a documentary about the Marina Drive-in theater at Lightning Ridge in 2021(listed on th website Internet Movie Database(IMDB)).
Opened on 28/7/1950 with a colour cartoon(not named?), news and “Canadian Pacific”.
I think this site is now a cinema, Cinemark 14 Wichita Falls?
Seen briefly in the tv series “Hart to Hart”(series 2, episode 5, ‘Tis the season to be murdered).
Opened on 27/8/1948 with “Romance on the high seas” and “Up in Central Park”.
Reopened as Star Drive-in with a cartoon(not named), “Red Stallion in the Rockies” and “River lady”.
Opened with “Slave girl” and “Night in paradise”.
The opening date is now 7th October, 2021.
Strongest known earthquake inn Australian history I think?
The outside and outside of this theatre was seen the documentary “Dalekmania” in the extras section on the DVD' and Blu-ray’s of “Doctor Who and the Daleks” and “Daleks invasion Earth 2150 Ad”.
Whats the name of the drive-in theatre seen across the road from the Southland Drive-in site in the above photo?
Reopened on 22/3/1973 with “The graduate”, “Barbarella”, and “Good company”.
Why the name Buckhorn?
There was an invitation only movie screening on 13/5/1957 with “Bright victory”. The opening on 14/5/1957 was for the general public.
400 cars.
After closure the screen and other equipment went to the Aceway Drive-in.
The Sound of Music screened at this drive-in for 14 months.