The first moon landing was shown live on a tv monitor on a table in the middle of the stage in front of the screen. Building was also known as the RSL Memorial Theatre.
The site is now a hardware store(Bunnings), a sports store(Rebel), a motoring store(Supercheap Auto), a pharmacy(Good Price Pharmacy), a playcentre and cafe(Lollipop’s Playland and cafe), a linen store(Pillow talk), a pet store(Petbarn), a flooring store(Choices Flooring), a variety store(Overflow), a lighting store(Beacon Lighting), a self storage facility(National Storage) and a camping store(Bedouin Freedom Tents).
Opened with “Santa Fe” and “Rookie fireman”. Opened as a triple on yellow screen with “Conan the destroyer” and “Tank”, and on the green screen with"Top secret" and “The Kentucky fried movie”, on the red screen with “Tender mercies” and “Terms of endearment”.
Address was 100 Paterson Street(lot 44). After closure, the cold room of the theatre was used for a roller skating rink, until the fire on 30/1/1977. The foyer and milk bar at the front of the theatre building was the only part left after the fire. The Pioneer Milk Bar was too dangerous and ruinous (and closed?) and boarded up in 1989. A mural was put on the front of the old theatre building in june/july 2006. A fire destroyed the building and mural in 2009. The remains were demolished(date unkonown?), and the site is now vacant and still for sale.
Opened with “Magificent doll”.
The first moon landing was shown live on a tv monitor on a table in the middle of the stage in front of the screen. Building was also known as the RSL Memorial Theatre.
The site is now a hardware store(Bunnings), a sports store(Rebel), a motoring store(Supercheap Auto), a pharmacy(Good Price Pharmacy), a playcentre and cafe(Lollipop’s Playland and cafe), a linen store(Pillow talk), a pet store(Petbarn), a flooring store(Choices Flooring), a variety store(Overflow), a lighting store(Beacon Lighting), a self storage facility(National Storage) and a camping store(Bedouin Freedom Tents).
The Galaxy Drive-in was located next to a department store(K-Mart).
The site is now a supermarket(Metals INC), a steel fabricator(Deacero USA), and a winery(Planta Houston).
The site is now a motel(Star Inn & Suites).
The site is now a car yard(ANF Finance).
The Bugs Bunny cartoon was “Acrobatic bunny”.
The building is now a vintage clothing store(Yesteryear Retro), a hamburger restaurant(New York Minute), and a graphic designer(Grosz Co Lab).
Opened with “Daddy long legs”, and “Return to Treasure Island”.
The building is now a Telstra Shop.
The site is now Albert Park Public Library.
The site is now a service station(7 Eleven).
There is a photo of Cine Atlas on the Wikipedia page for Ujiji(in Tanzania).
Opened with “Santa Fe” and “Rookie fireman”. Opened as a triple on yellow screen with “Conan the destroyer” and “Tank”, and on the green screen with"Top secret" and “The Kentucky fried movie”, on the red screen with “Tender mercies” and “Terms of endearment”.
Opened with 2 colour cartoons(not named), “Jungle terror”, “Circus Town”, “Boy frim indiana”, “So you want to be a baby sitter”.
Opened with “The gal who took the west”.
Now run by the same company that rans the Swap Shop Drive-in in Fort Lauderdale, and the Lake Worth Drive-in in Lake Worth.
The chairs used in the walk in area came from the old Pioneer Open-air Theatre in Tennant Creek.
Address was 100 Paterson Street(lot 44). After closure, the cold room of the theatre was used for a roller skating rink, until the fire on 30/1/1977. The foyer and milk bar at the front of the theatre building was the only part left after the fire. The Pioneer Milk Bar was too dangerous and ruinous (and closed?) and boarded up in 1989. A mural was put on the front of the old theatre building in june/july 2006. A fire destroyed the building and mural in 2009. The remains were demolished(date unkonown?), and the site is now vacant and still for sale.
There was plans to open a museum in the building about the history of the building, but so far, nothing has happened.
Opened with “One eyed jacks”.
Also has live theatre, stand up comedy, and live music performances.
Now called Matt Dunn Theatre & Cinema. Website is www.mattdunn.com
Opened on(different screens) with “Caddyshack 2”, “Midnight run”, “Die hard”, “Big top Pee Wee”, and “The dead pool”.