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Opened with “The Cimarron kid” and"Bedtime for Bonzo".
Opened on 5/5/1948 with “New Orleans”.
Openedvon 19/12/1941 with “The awful truth”.
Opened with “Francis” and “Wagon wheels westward”.
Did you need a DeSoto car to go to this drive-in?
I hope when the movies screened at this drive-in, the air force planes didn’t take off or land at the nearby air force base while the movies were playing!?
Opened on 25/1/1950 with a cartoon(not named), news and “Fighting man of the plains”.
Opened with “Fiesta”.
Is the bio box still there too? Are the speaker poles and speakers still there too?
Why the name Ypsi-Ann? How you prononce Ypsi?
Opened on 29/5/1948.
Opened on 29/9/1972 with a movie serial(“The perils of Pauline” part 1), a 1936 newsreel, and “All quiet on the western front”.
Shandon Hotel/Motel is now called Links Hotel.
Opened as Shandon Drive-in. Name changed to Flinders Drive-in in 1965.
Rip Sir Sean Connery.
Also known as Boro’s Drive-in.
Operated by Greater Union.
Possibly located in the southern end of Port Pirie?
The site might now be housing?
Closed on 26/3/1984 with “Class” and “Young doctors in love”.
Closed on 4/5/2003 with “Anger Management”.
This drive-in had its own newspaper, the Shandon News.
This drive-in had its own newspaper called the Shandon News.
The hotel(then called Shandon Hotel) had two of its rooms fitted with plate glass windows and speakers to watch and hear the movies from the rooms.
Opened with “The Cimarron kid” and"Bedtime for Bonzo".
Opened on 5/5/1948 with “New Orleans”.
Openedvon 19/12/1941 with “The awful truth”.
Opened with “Francis” and “Wagon wheels westward”.
Did you need a DeSoto car to go to this drive-in?
I hope when the movies screened at this drive-in, the air force planes didn’t take off or land at the nearby air force base while the movies were playing!?
Opened on 25/1/1950 with a cartoon(not named), news and “Fighting man of the plains”.
Opened with “Fiesta”.
Is the bio box still there too? Are the speaker poles and speakers still there too?
Why the name Ypsi-Ann? How you prononce Ypsi?
Opened on 29/5/1948.
Opened on 29/9/1972 with a movie serial(“The perils of Pauline” part 1), a 1936 newsreel, and “All quiet on the western front”.
Shandon Hotel/Motel is now called Links Hotel.
Opened as Shandon Drive-in. Name changed to Flinders Drive-in in 1965.
Rip Sir Sean Connery.
Also known as Boro’s Drive-in.
Operated by Greater Union.
Possibly located in the southern end of Port Pirie?
The site might now be housing?
Closed on 26/3/1984 with “Class” and “Young doctors in love”.
Closed on 4/5/2003 with “Anger Management”.
This drive-in had its own newspaper, the Shandon News.
This drive-in had its own newspaper called the Shandon News.
This drive-in had its own newspaper called the Shandon News.
The hotel(then called Shandon Hotel) had two of its rooms fitted with plate glass windows and speakers to watch and hear the movies from the rooms.