The seats and snack bar(and ticket office?) have been removed. There is also a hole in the Cinemascope screen(exposing the speaker stand), the frame of the screen and the curtains are still there too. The projection room(and projection portholes) and the gentlemens toilet(and ladies toilet?) are still there too.
Demolished in 1987. There is now a plaque on the footpath on the street corner where the Premier theatre and Gardens used to be(installed in september 2019?).
Lunar Drive-in was seen briefly on the Australian tv series “Which car” after the(host?) test drived a 50th aniversity version of the Mustang from the movie “Bullitt. At the end of the segment, the screen(unknown which screen?) was seen screening the World’s first car chase from a movie("Runaway match”, also called “Marriage by motor”.).
Opened on 6/11/1963 with “The big circus”. The opening night was free admission. Opened on 24/9/1975 on screen 1 with “Dirty Mary, crazy Larry” and “The hot rock”, screen 2 with “The Great Gatsby”, and screen 3 with “Murder on the Orient Express”.
Is the car wash still open? First time i have heard of a car wash at a drive-in theatre.
On the last day, before the screening of “Gone with the wind”, there was also a screening of “The Wizard of Oz”.
The seats and snack bar(and ticket office?) have been removed. There is also a hole in the Cinemascope screen(exposing the speaker stand), the frame of the screen and the curtains are still there too. The projection room(and projection portholes) and the gentlemens toilet(and ladies toilet?) are still there too.
Opened on 10/5/1951 as The Family Drive-in with “Young Daniel Boone” and “Savage splendor”.
Opened on 15/4/1927.
The Broadway Theatre opened on 9/4/1927 with “The blackbird”.
The Civic Theatre opened on 28/3/1936 with “Air Hawks”.
Demolished in 1987. There is now a plaque on the footpath on the street corner where the Premier theatre and Gardens used to be(installed in september 2019?).
Opened on 8/3/1926 with a novelty short(Sterroscopiks), and “The dark angel”.
The building is now a physiotherapist(Life Ready Physio & Pilates Bicton).
Opened with selected shorts(not named), and “Road to Zanzibar”.
Opened with “Red hot and blue” and “Rear window”.
“Runaway match”(“Marriage by motor”) was released in 1903.
Lunar Drive-in was seen briefly on the Australian tv series “Which car” after the(host?) test drived a 50th aniversity version of the Mustang from the movie “Bullitt. At the end of the segment, the screen(unknown which screen?) was seen screening the World’s first car chase from a movie("Runaway match”, also called “Marriage by motor”.).
Opened with “Don’t make waves”, “Return of the seven”, “Corridor of blood” and “Werewolf in a girls dormitory”.
Opened in 1947 and closed in 1976.
Opened with 2 colour cartoons(not named), and “In the navy”.
Why the name Wyoming(it’s a long way from the state of Wyoming)?
Opened on 6/11/1963 with “The big circus”. The opening night was free admission. Opened on 24/9/1975 on screen 1 with “Dirty Mary, crazy Larry” and “The hot rock”, screen 2 with “The Great Gatsby”, and screen 3 with “Murder on the Orient Express”.
Opened with 2 cartoons(not named), “Project moonbase” and “Frontier gambler”.
Why the name Duke City?
Opened with late World news, 2 colour cartoons(“Wet paint” and “Bath day), "Best of the badmen”, and “Passage west”.
Opened on 30/8/1949 with “Whispering Smitn”. Reopened on 24/7/1964 with “The Pink Panther” and “The best man”.
I think it was demolished about 2 years after it closed?
Is Chuck Burger or the mini golf still there accross the street.