When this theatre was converted into 3 screens, the proscenium was brought forward 10 metres. The left hand stalls became screen 2. Screen 1 then had 443 seats, screen 2 had 165 seats, and screen 3(behind the main screen had 103 seats. Screen 1 and screen 2 opened in 1992 and screen 3 opened in 1994.
2174 seats when operated by Village. Number of seats now unknown? Closed on 28/8/2008 due to flooding from a blocked drain. Reopened(dafe unknown?). Still operating.
Closed on 27/11/1976. Bought by Australian tv star Mike Walsh(The Mike Walsh Show) who restored the theatre building and it reppened on 4/2/1977. Sold to John Levy and twinned on 10/6/1993. The owner John Levy is now 81 and retiring and selling the theatre. The asking price is 1.6 million dollars(Australian).
The Savoy Hotel has it’s page on Wikipedia, including a section on the Savoy Theatrette.
The arcade is being restored too.
When this theatre was converted into 3 screens, the proscenium was brought forward 10 metres. The left hand stalls became screen 2. Screen 1 then had 443 seats, screen 2 had 165 seats, and screen 3(behind the main screen had 103 seats. Screen 1 and screen 2 opened in 1992 and screen 3 opened in 1994.
Opened in 1913. Site is now T&G Building.
Opened on 21/12/2001. Opened with 4 screens(793 seats). 10 screene as of 2018(594 seats).
Second screen opened in 1970’s(name changed to Starlight Twin Drive-in after second screen added).
Second screen added in(circa 1991?).
Located at St Kilda Beach.
Located at the Entertainment Quarter, Moore Park.
Opens on 17/1/2020.
Opening on 3/1/2020.
Opened on 18/10/2019.
Odd name!! Why the name Hi-Ho?
Now called Outdoor Bed Cinema(opened in october 2019). Loacated at Ozone Reserve, 1 Adelaide Terrace, East Perth, 6004. Website is movinbed.com
7 screens.
2174 seats when operated by Village. Number of seats now unknown? Closed on 28/8/2008 due to flooding from a blocked drain. Reopened(dafe unknown?). Still operating.
The screen went to the Skyline Drive-in in Blacktown, New South Wales, Australia, to use as their 2nd screen.
2nd screen came from the closed Skyline Drive-in in Parklea, New South Wales, Australia.
Demolished in(circa 1964?). The site is now Blacktown Mall.
There is a nursery(Parklea Pots and Plants) where the screen used to be(possibly part of the Parklea Markets?).
This theme park has been World Heritage listed(first theme Park in the World to be World Heritage listed).
Converted to digital projection in(circa 2013).
Closed on 27/11/1976. Bought by Australian tv star Mike Walsh(The Mike Walsh Show) who restored the theatre building and it reppened on 4/2/1977. Sold to John Levy and twinned on 10/6/1993. The owner John Levy is now 81 and retiring and selling the theatre. The asking price is 1.6 million dollars(Australian).
Opened as Shandon Sunset Drive-in. Name changed to Kadina Drive-in in 1965. Name changed to Peninsula Drive-in in 1986.
Closed same day as greater Union closed their Drive-in at Elizabeth, South Australia too.