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aka Beaver Valley Drive-In Theatre.
200 cars, was called “New Ruskin Drive-In Theatre” in the 1960’s.
Good spotting Kenmore, another location to cross off the list!
An old Google Earth image from September 2003 also shows NOTHING at this reported location, I’m also doubting it ever opened.
Apparently the last time this drive-in was operating was during the 2010 FIFA World Cup in South Africa, they had live matches on the screen.
The location now has an address on Google Earth, its 20918 MO-59, Noel.
Opened in April 1953.
Its now returned to a performance venue, called “Palais Geelong”. Website is https://www.palaisgeelong.com/
approximate address is 5 Manuaute Street.
need to update this to demolished, only the ramps are left.
Definitely wasn’t built before July 1970.
Approximate address is now 5 Carnarvon St, Wakeley NSW 2176
A new street view has been added from July 2023, I’d say that building is the old ticket box, probably the only thing left remaining.
Built sometime after 1967.
Opened at some point after 1967.
This is also now a housing estate.
Was probably demolished late 80’s-early 90’s? Definitely before 1992.
Approximate address is now 133 Wannerenooka Rd, Northampton
43 Noonajin Rd, Bruce Rock is the approximate address.
The above address doesn’t work, the approximate address is now 7 Hatto Way, Norseman.
approximate address is now 12800 E Colfax Ave - this points to the entrance road, which still exists.
Not sure if it was still open but it was still there complete with screen in 1994.
Screen and ramps where still there in July 1994.
The ramps and base of the concession building were still there in 1994, it appeared to be open in 1989 so probably closed early 90’s?
It closed waaay before 2001, the retirement village is present in a 1994 aerial photo so it may have closed a decade earlier, 1991 makes more sense.
aka Beaver Valley Drive-In Theatre.
200 cars, was called “New Ruskin Drive-In Theatre” in the 1960’s.
Good spotting Kenmore, another location to cross off the list!
An old Google Earth image from September 2003 also shows NOTHING at this reported location, I’m also doubting it ever opened.
Apparently the last time this drive-in was operating was during the 2010 FIFA World Cup in South Africa, they had live matches on the screen.
The location now has an address on Google Earth, its 20918 MO-59, Noel.
Opened in April 1953.
Its now returned to a performance venue, called “Palais Geelong”. Website is https://www.palaisgeelong.com/
approximate address is 5 Manuaute Street.
need to update this to demolished, only the ramps are left.
Definitely wasn’t built before July 1970.
Approximate address is now 5 Carnarvon St, Wakeley NSW 2176
A new street view has been added from July 2023, I’d say that building is the old ticket box, probably the only thing left remaining.
Built sometime after 1967.
Opened at some point after 1967.
This is also now a housing estate.
Was probably demolished late 80’s-early 90’s? Definitely before 1992.
Approximate address is now 133 Wannerenooka Rd, Northampton
43 Noonajin Rd, Bruce Rock is the approximate address.
The above address doesn’t work, the approximate address is now 7 Hatto Way, Norseman.
approximate address is now 12800 E Colfax Ave - this points to the entrance road, which still exists.
Not sure if it was still open but it was still there complete with screen in 1994.
Screen and ramps where still there in July 1994.
The ramps and base of the concession building were still there in 1994, it appeared to be open in 1989 so probably closed early 90’s?
It closed waaay before 2001, the retirement village is present in a 1994 aerial photo so it may have closed a decade earlier, 1991 makes more sense.