Port Hedland Drive-In Theatre and Gardens
Wilson Street and Mcgregor Street,
Port Hedland,
WA
6721
Wilson Street and Mcgregor Street,
Port Hedland,
WA
6721
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Located on Wilson Street on the west corner of McGregor Street. The Port Hedland Drive-In Theatre and Gardens opened on 15th April 1968 with Paul Newman in “A New Kind of Love” and John Agar in “Cavalry Command”(aka “The Day of the Trumpet”). The drive-in closed in the mid-1980’s.
The drive-in was dismantled in 1987 and the site sold for development. The Boulevarde Shopping Centre was built on the site in 1989. Nothing remains of the drive-in.
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David Coppock
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Possibly closed in 1986?
Exhibitor was Mrs J.M. Glass(1968 to 1974), C. Langley(1974 to circa 1980), and Ace Cinemas (circa 1980 to 1984 or 1986).
Also known was Port Hedland Drive-in Theatre and Gardens.