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Opened on 27th November 1959 with “Subway in the sky” and “Timbuktu”.
Opened on 20th July 1953 with “Flame and the arrow”.
Opened on 7th May 1948 with “Stallion Road”.
Opened on 3rd July 1953 with “Flying Leathernecks”.
Has anything been built on this site now?
There is a gate(and small walls either side of the gate too) that might be part of this former drive-in theatre?
Looks like the entrance and exits roads are still there? The rest of the site is empty except a(house?) on the(northwest corner?). Possibly some walking trails on the rest of this site?
Cinema 1 - 246 seats, cinema 2 - 169 seats.
Cinema 1 - 323 seats, cinema 2 - 498 seats.
Also opened with “Sea devils”.
Opened on 30th June 1949 with “Good news” and “The Bride goes wild”.
Couldn’t that developer find someplace else in Santee to build the large industrial building?
Also known as Chullora Drive-in.
Opened on 24th October 1956 with “Walk into paradise” and “Shark hunt”.
Also called Shandon Drive-in.
Closed in the late 1970’s?
Opened on 21st October 1951 with “The daughter of Rosie O'Grady” and “The Bullfighters”.
Closed on 13th October 1985 with “Cheech and Chong things are tough all over” and “Blue thunder”.
Opened on 5th May 1955 with “Kiss me Kate” and “The red badge of Courage”.
There is a video on You Tube about this drive-in theatre - Pingelly Drive-in Cinema.
Also opened with “Miss Congeniality”.
Address is 53 Main Street, Meekatharra, WA,6642.
There a sign(heritage listing information?) on a pole, to the right of the entrance/exit in the above photo.
The address is 42 Main Street, Meekatharra, WA, 6642. This picture gardens has been heritage listed.
A mural of 2 blue and grey galahs sitting on a tree branch, has been painted on the front of the drive-in theatre screen by artist James Giddy.
Opened on 27th November 1959 with “Subway in the sky” and “Timbuktu”.
Opened on 20th July 1953 with “Flame and the arrow”.
Opened on 7th May 1948 with “Stallion Road”.
Opened on 3rd July 1953 with “Flying Leathernecks”.
Has anything been built on this site now?
There is a gate(and small walls either side of the gate too) that might be part of this former drive-in theatre?
Looks like the entrance and exits roads are still there? The rest of the site is empty except a(house?) on the(northwest corner?). Possibly some walking trails on the rest of this site?
Cinema 1 - 246 seats, cinema 2 - 169 seats.
Cinema 1 - 323 seats, cinema 2 - 498 seats.
Also opened with “Sea devils”.
Opened on 30th June 1949 with “Good news” and “The Bride goes wild”.
Couldn’t that developer find someplace else in Santee to build the large industrial building?
Also known as Chullora Drive-in.
Opened on 24th October 1956 with “Walk into paradise” and “Shark hunt”.
Also called Shandon Drive-in.
Closed in the late 1970’s?
Opened on 21st October 1951 with “The daughter of Rosie O'Grady” and “The Bullfighters”.
Closed on 13th October 1985 with “Cheech and Chong things are tough all over” and “Blue thunder”.
Opened on 5th May 1955 with “Kiss me Kate” and “The red badge of Courage”.
There is a video on You Tube about this drive-in theatre - Pingelly Drive-in Cinema.
Also opened with “Miss Congeniality”.
Address is 53 Main Street, Meekatharra, WA,6642.
There a sign(heritage listing information?) on a pole, to the right of the entrance/exit in the above photo.
The address is 42 Main Street, Meekatharra, WA, 6642. This picture gardens has been heritage listed.
A mural of 2 blue and grey galahs sitting on a tree branch, has been painted on the front of the drive-in theatre screen by artist James Giddy.