The Hillview Drive-in had a local bus service for the residents of Kellerberrin to get and to from the drive-in(there must have been a sitting area for those without cars?).
Koorda Drive-in’s old projector(before the new digital projector) was Australia’s oldest operating film projector(1929?). The projector stopped working properly during a movie screening(movie unknown?) In November 2014. The projector is on display in the snack bar. The old projector might have damaged during a lightning strike or water getting during the thunderstorm(in 2014?).
The site(different building to W.T. Grant?) is now a supermarket(Super HK Supermarket), food hall(Super HK Food Hall), two jewelery stores(Super HK?), and a cell phone store(T-Mobile Simply Prepaid – Empire Paging).
The former gardens site is also a small carpark for the Metro inn. The swimming pool(and tennis court?) has been demolished(except the fence around it and the carpark).
Opened with a (unit 1) a Walt Disney cartoon(Rescue dogs), (unit 2) Spring in colour(Snow eagles), (unit 3) Dedication and (unit 4) “Angel and the badman”.
Opened (on different screens) with “Robocop(remake version?)”, “Philiomena”, “The Wolf of Wall Street”, “Endless love”, August: Osage County" and “12 years a slave”.
Opened as a 4 drive-in with on screen 1 with “Last summer” and “American graffiti”, screen 2 with “The thief who came to dinner” and “Jeremiah Johnson” and screen 3 with “The day of the Jackal” and “The Sugarland express” and screen 4 with “Rio Lobo” and “The golden voyage of Sinbad”.
Opened with “The swordsman”. Site is now a Wal-Mart.
Opened with “My life with Caroline”, and “Burma cowboy”.
Opened with “Homecoming”. Closed with “RBG”.
What kind of store was the building before it became Island Cinemas?
Opened with “The lone hand"and "Desert song”.
Opened with “Vivacious Lady”. Opened as Carolina-Duke Drive-in with a Looney Tunes cartoon( Inki at the circus), and “Cheyenne”.
The Hillview Drive-in had a local bus service for the residents of Kellerberrin to get and to from the drive-in(there must have been a sitting area for those without cars?).
The digital projector was first used in February 2015.
Koorda Drive-in’s old projector(before the new digital projector) was Australia’s oldest operating film projector(1929?). The projector stopped working properly during a movie screening(movie unknown?) In November 2014. The projector is on display in the snack bar. The old projector might have damaged during a lightning strike or water getting during the thunderstorm(in 2014?).
The KTY Drive-in also had sit-in deckchairs for walk in patrons(number of deckchairs unknown?).
Maybe that council should be investigated?
The site(different building to W.T. Grant?) is now a supermarket(Super HK Supermarket), food hall(Super HK Food Hall), two jewelery stores(Super HK?), and a cell phone store(T-Mobile Simply Prepaid – Empire Paging).
What is RPX?
Why the name Goober?
The Kettering City Council have got the industrial park they wanted in the end anyway.
Opened with “Days of wine and roses” and “What ever happened to Baby Jane?.
Opened in 1910 with some vauville acts. Fitst movie on 30/4/1927 was “The red kimono”.
The former gardens site is also a small carpark for the Metro inn. The swimming pool(and tennis court?) has been demolished(except the fence around it and the carpark).
Opened with “The walls of Jericho”.
The building is now a Mexican restaurant(La Isla).
Opened with “Patton”.
Opened with a (unit 1) a Walt Disney cartoon(Rescue dogs), (unit 2) Spring in colour(Snow eagles), (unit 3) Dedication and (unit 4) “Angel and the badman”.
Opened with “How sweet it is!. Opened as a twin with on screen 1 with "Mr supervisible” and screen 2 with “Blazing saddles”.
Opened (on different screens) with “Robocop(remake version?)”, “Philiomena”, “The Wolf of Wall Street”, “Endless love”, August: Osage County" and “12 years a slave”.
Opened as a 4 drive-in with on screen 1 with “Last summer” and “American graffiti”, screen 2 with “The thief who came to dinner” and “Jeremiah Johnson” and screen 3 with “The day of the Jackal” and “The Sugarland express” and screen 4 with “Rio Lobo” and “The golden voyage of Sinbad”.