Approximate address is 230 Copelands Rd, Warragul. The old site appeared to be a residence until 2015 when construction began to turn it into what is now Warragul Storage. Interestingly, the concession building appears to still exist.
Unfortunately this has now closed, its been sold and the new owners will not be continuing to operate. The last night was on October 4,2026 with a screening of Casper (90’s version) and Bettlejuice.
Approximate address is 174 South Ave, Bordertown. The location still has the same shape with the trees as the perimeter. Not sure on closing date but there was a house built there in the late 80’s, which remains to this day.
This was apparently located at the current address of 17038 Centreville-Constantine Rd, Constantine. The earliest aerial from 1955 shows possibly remains of a drive-in, but if it closed in 1952 then that would make sense.
The house was actually built on the spot where the concession stand was. Also the approximate address is 1931 271st Ave, Dawson.
Approximate address is 230 Copelands Rd, Warragul. The old site appeared to be a residence until 2015 when construction began to turn it into what is now Warragul Storage. Interestingly, the concession building appears to still exist.
Address is confirmed as correct, 1977 aerial photo now added.
Currently appears to be used as a cow paddock (lol).
Construction of the North East Link tollway is happening on the site.
Private screening was on the 23rd for employees who worked on construction, it opened to the public the next night.
As of 2026 the entire site is being redeveloped, NOTHING now exists of the former site, they even demolished the old ticket box and park area.
When it was re-opened by the Kilderry’s I’m pretty sure.
Looks to have been very brief, it looks to be completely demolished by 1960.
This actually opened as the Canaan Drive-In Theatre on May 27, 1950. The opening film was “Whispering Smith”. Original owner was also Louis Consolini.
The foundation of the screen actually still exists, might be the only thing left.
Grand Rapids Assembly of God Church now occupies the site.
Unfortunately this has now closed, its been sold and the new owners will not be continuing to operate. The last night was on October 4,2026 with a screening of Casper (90’s version) and Bettlejuice.
August 2025 street view appears to show some work is being done, there is a camper on the lot, possibly the owner living there and doing renovations?
address was 372 Power House Rd, Ware Shoals.
Those old topo maps are notorious for being outdated so its always good to not fully trust them.
Approximate address is 174 South Ave, Bordertown. The location still has the same shape with the trees as the perimeter. Not sure on closing date but there was a house built there in the late 80’s, which remains to this day.
I know what you mean Kenmore but there were newspaper ads in 1963, the aerial you refer to kind of looks distorted so I’m not sure how accurate it is.
Approximate address is 52145 AL-17.
Name was spelt as “Galaxy”, was open as early as 1966, was also equipped to screen 70mm films.
Some good news, it looks like they plan to reopen in Spring 2025. They are completing some renovations which have taken longer than expected.
This was apparently located at the current address of 17038 Centreville-Constantine Rd, Constantine. The earliest aerial from 1955 shows possibly remains of a drive-in, but if it closed in 1952 then that would make sense.
They ate Arnold when the drive-in closed
It actually has a street number now, the approximate address is 20611 US-84, Andalusia, AL 36421.
Yes, its listed on the site here: https://cinematreasures.org/theaters/59984