Andamooka Drive-In Old Drive-In Road, Andamooka, SA
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Taken on: August 31, 2026
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Andamooka Drive-In Old Drive-In Road, Andamooka, SA
Photo - A unique piece of outback Australian cinema lore. - I was sent this photo by Michael Lynch who recently passed through Andamooka VIA Opal Creek Boulevard - “Goodness he said, Greg there they were two 35mm projectors sitting on the verge in front of the Historic Miners cottage, or if you like directly opposite the Andamooka Post Office”. - What makes his find interesting is that the Anamorphics (which were once very valuable) are still attached to the projectors. A quick phone call to Andamooka and I find the projectors came out of the (now closed) Andamooka Drive in theatre. The Drive-in was run by Gino Scopel and his wife, Sylvana, they formally acquired and took over the operations of the Andamooka Drive-In cinema in 1971.
Contributed by Greg Lynch -
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