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Opened on 12/4/1949 with “River lady”.
Opened with “Bagdad”.
Opened on 30/8/1947 with “Frontier gal”.
Bennington’s Picture Palace had 2000 seats. Remodelled into Civic Theatre opening on 21/5/1938.
Bennington’s Picture Palace opened on 19/3/1910. Closed in 1923 and demolished for a larger theatre. Cinema No 1 opened on 14/10/1924.
Located next to the mess hall at the Mount Newman iron ore mine.
Also known as Reedy Hall & Gardens.
Address is Shugrue Street. 250 seats. Closed in(1949?).
Opened on 18/11/1998. 225 seats.
Built on the site of a former car yard(name unknown?). Opened on 7/9/2000. 2098 seats. Located at Redyard Shopping Centre.
Opened in 2006(as Greater Union) on level 4 of Westfield Shopping Centre. Renamed as Event Cinemas Parramatta in circa 2010. 11 screens.
Opened in july 2004 as GU(Greater Union) Bondi Junction. Name changed to Event Bondi Junction in circa 2010.
The screen can be folded down, when a cyclone waring is issused(possibly unique?).
The dispute with the owner was over the cost of converting to digital projection.
The site is now a restaurant(Fire and Ice), a bar(Tropikana Manly Beach) and a cafe(Rope and Anchor Cafe).
The building is now a health and beauty shop(The Yummy Mummy), a weught loss service(Lose Baby Weight Fitness) and a pub(4 Pines Kellar Door).
Opened 26/12/1987 on different screens with “Innerspace”, Benji the hunted", Revenge of the nerds 2: Nerds in paradise" and “La Bamba”
Opened as Warringah Mall Twin Cinemas. Opened after shopping centre renovations on 13/1/1990 with 7 screens taken by Hoyts. 2 more screens added in 1999.
Opened on 12/12/1979. Cinema 1 – 486 seats, cinema 2 – 486 seats, cinema 3 – 210 seats, cinema 4 – 77 seats, cinema 5 – 211 seats, cinema 6 – 308 seats, cinema 7 – 310 seats, cinema 8 – 448 seats, cinema 9 – 401 seats.
The site is now apartments, a barber shop and a physiotherapist.
Is it possible to watch and hear the movies on the two drive-in screens from any of hotel rooms?
The abstract art on the back of the screen was 3 squares interlocked.
Opened on 8//9/1920 with “Under northern lights”.
Opened on 11/6/1948 with “Stallion Road” and “Her lucky night”.
The building is now a memorial hall(Lockleys Memorial Centre), and a senior citizens centre(Lockleys Senior Citizens Club).
Opened on 12/4/1949 with “River lady”.
Opened with “Bagdad”.
Opened on 30/8/1947 with “Frontier gal”.
Bennington’s Picture Palace had 2000 seats. Remodelled into Civic Theatre opening on 21/5/1938.
Bennington’s Picture Palace opened on 19/3/1910. Closed in 1923 and demolished for a larger theatre. Cinema No 1 opened on 14/10/1924.
Located next to the mess hall at the Mount Newman iron ore mine.
Also known as Reedy Hall & Gardens.
Address is Shugrue Street. 250 seats. Closed in(1949?).
Opened on 18/11/1998. 225 seats.
Built on the site of a former car yard(name unknown?). Opened on 7/9/2000. 2098 seats. Located at Redyard Shopping Centre.
Opened in 2006(as Greater Union) on level 4 of Westfield Shopping Centre. Renamed as Event Cinemas Parramatta in circa 2010. 11 screens.
Opened in july 2004 as GU(Greater Union) Bondi Junction. Name changed to Event Bondi Junction in circa 2010.
The screen can be folded down, when a cyclone waring is issused(possibly unique?).
The dispute with the owner was over the cost of converting to digital projection.
The site is now a restaurant(Fire and Ice), a bar(Tropikana Manly Beach) and a cafe(Rope and Anchor Cafe).
The building is now a health and beauty shop(The Yummy Mummy), a weught loss service(Lose Baby Weight Fitness) and a pub(4 Pines Kellar Door).
Opened 26/12/1987 on different screens with “Innerspace”, Benji the hunted", Revenge of the nerds 2: Nerds in paradise" and “La Bamba”
Opened as Warringah Mall Twin Cinemas. Opened after shopping centre renovations on 13/1/1990 with 7 screens taken by Hoyts. 2 more screens added in 1999.
Opened on 12/12/1979. Cinema 1 – 486 seats, cinema 2 – 486 seats, cinema 3 – 210 seats, cinema 4 – 77 seats, cinema 5 – 211 seats, cinema 6 – 308 seats, cinema 7 – 310 seats, cinema 8 – 448 seats, cinema 9 – 401 seats.
The site is now apartments, a barber shop and a physiotherapist.
Is it possible to watch and hear the movies on the two drive-in screens from any of hotel rooms?
The abstract art on the back of the screen was 3 squares interlocked.
Opened on 8//9/1920 with “Under northern lights”.
Opened on 11/6/1948 with “Stallion Road” and “Her lucky night”.
The building is now a memorial hall(Lockleys Memorial Centre), and a senior citizens centre(Lockleys Senior Citizens Club).